Route filters are one of the match criteria in Junos policy. It is a way of matching against a single route or a group of routes. Route filters consist of a prefix to match against, what style of match should be made, and can optionally have an action defined. In some ways, route filters are […]
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The Junos load command loads configuration from a file or the terminal. It is an incredibly useful and powerful tool. Remember that none of the changes you make with the load command will become active until you commit the configuration. So as long as you don’t commit, you can always use ‘rollback 0’ to abandon
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The Junos commit at command allows us to schedule a commit for either a future date or after the next reboot. Commit At Example In this example, we’re going to put a basic configuration on interface ge-0/0/3 and schedule a commit in the future. This is the new config being added. Scheduling The Commit When
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