[j-nsp] JUNOS syntax checker

[Mark Thompson]

Jeff

Check out www.lab-rats.net, I have v4.x v5.x and v6.x running as virtual 
machines on my laptop (XP). With v4.x each VM supports up to 4 usable 
interfaces. So assuming you've plenty of memory you can run multiple VM's 
and have a "real" network running on your computer. This is perfect for 
learning the basics, other versions don't have usable interfaces (yet) but 
are just what your looking for in relation to checking configuration syntax 
etc.

If you telnet to telnet://217.155.73.187 guest/guest you'll come in over a 
wifi connection and be on one of four VM Olives running on a Sony Vaio;)

Cheers

Mark

At 18:00 04/08/2004 -0400, Jeff Wheeler wrote:
>Is there any sort of JUNOS configuration syntax checker available?
>Recently I have found myself preparing configuration for new boxes in
>advance of having IP connectivity to them, and it'd sure be nice to have
>the same functionality as "commit check" on the unix command line.  The
>only option I know of seems to be install an olive box.  (Please, no
>Olive debate or Juniper folks reminding me it's unsupported.)
>
>--
>Jeff at Reflected Networks
>
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