[j-nsp] IPSec config problem
Bosco Sachanandani
Bosco.Sachanandani at orange.co.in
Mon Aug 11 10:22:12 EDT 2003
Hi Team
Dunno if I am facing a strange problem or whether I have missed out on a step. I need to be sure of this before I raise a TAC with Juniper local support (who I may add are pretty lousy!)
Can anyone tell me what is the code base that you loaded on the Juniper for IPSec support (Jcrypto)?
You see I can see the crypto code base only on one routing engine and not on the other. The software bundle on routing engine 0 and 1 under /var/tmp is jbundle-5.5R3.1-export-signed.tgz
When I issue the command
superuser at lab-re1> request system software validate /var/tmp/jbundle-5.5R3.1-export-signed.tgz
it DOES NOT validate the configuration against the jcrypto code base on routing engine 1 but it does on routing engine 0. The file size of the jbundle loaded on both routing-engines is identical. Hence I cannot seem to figure out where the problem is.
As a result, re0 has the IPSec configuration (currently the master) but re1 does not. When I do a commit sync from the routing engine where I can see the IPSec config under the security hierarchy, it does not return any errors.
Couple of additional things:
1) I was basically trying to set the craft interface display when this problem started and a routing engine fail over occurred. This is really strange since I expect a M20 to be more stable!
2) Due to this I had to restart the routing engine with the above given code base.
3) On the routing engine where I cannot see any entries under the EDIT SECURITY tab, I can see the configuration of the ES-PIC. I have one ES PIC on this M20
Please help!
Thanks in advance
Bosco
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