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From IOS to Junos - Final Day - Part 1

In this final day I have reset the Lab then proceeded to reconfigure all the devices and capture the process on video. You can watch all my mistakes and also see how I jump around to troubleshoot some basic routing issues between the redistribution between routing protocols.


Factory Reset



Basic Configuration



Interface Check



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  1. Michael Kantowski9 October 2011 at 06:09

    Very cool that you documented your experience learning Junos. I think everyone should have experience with multiple platforms, regarless of which one is your favorite.

    Right on!

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