Tutorial OSPF Configuration

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What You'll Learn​

Network engineers that are looking to use juniper logical systems as part of a deployment

Students of the juniper junos jncia jn0-104 who want to practice on one juniper vmx router

Students of the juniper jncis-ent jn0-349 or the juniper jncis-sp jn0-363 who want to practice on one juniper vmx router

Students of the juniper jncip-ent jn0-649 and juniper jncip-sp jn0-663 who want to practice on one juniper vmx router

Course Content​

Requirements​

• access to one juniper vmx image on either GNS3 or EVE-NG

Description​

In part 1 of this free juniper logical systems course we will see how to use one juniper vmx image to run 14 nested routers in logical systems.

We will look at how to enable the tunnel services and create a 14 router ospf topology, create users and basic ospf md5 and simple password authentication.

Juniper logical systems are a fantastic way to lab for the juniper jncia, juniper jncis and the juniper jncip.

Juniper logical systems have many applications in the workplace as you can simulate up to 15 devices on one router and this can have great savings in a production setting.
Juniper logical systems for learning is a great way to go, one juniper vmx image uses up to 6gb or ram and 4 cpu's so the resource saving on running a large juniper lab is huge and well worth the time in learning this in built feature.

If you are studying for any of the following juniper certifications then this course will be very helpful

Juniper Automation and DevOps
Juniper Cloud
Juniper Data Center
Juniper Design
Juniper Enterprise Routing and Switching
Juniper Mist AI
Juniper Security
Juniper Service Provider Routing and Switching

Juniper logical systems can be uses for Associate, Specialist and Professional level juniper certifications

Who this course is for:​

• engineers with the knowlege of juniper networks including OSPF

 

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Thank you for sharing this course on Juniper Networks Logical Systems Part 1 - OSPF. This course seems to be a great resource for network engineers who are looking to use Juniper Logical Systems as part of a deployment. It can also be useful for students preparing for Juniper certifications like JNCIA, JNCIS-ENT, JNCIS-SP, JNCIP-ENT, and JNCIP-SP.

The course covers topics like enabling tunnel services, creating a 14-router OSPF topology, creating users, and basic OSPF MD5 and simple password authentication. The course also highlights the benefits of Juniper Logical Systems, where you can simulate up to 15 devices on one router, resulting in huge resource savings on running a large Juniper lab.

Overall, this course seems to be an excellent resource for those who want to gain knowledge and practice on one Juniper VMX router. Thank you for sharing this resource with the community.

 

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