[j-nsp] My first Juniper

[Michael Roberts]

Peter,
I hardly find your suggestion 'cheeseball'.  I have done the same exact
thing many many times, especially for complicated QoS configs.

-mike


On 9/13/07 4:55 PM, "Peter E. Fry" <pfry-lists at redsword.com> wrote:

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Matthew Crocker <mcrocker at crocker.com>
> [...]
>> I need to learn things like setting up BGP, 'ip verify
>> unicast   reverse-path...', 'ip qos', 'ACL',
>> 'Control-plane ACLs', 'router   ospf ...'
> 
>   I see a couple of good answers that address your question
> ("documents"), but I'm going to throw out the cheeseball
> method: Hop on your J-Web interface, configure up your
> (basic) routing, then have a look at what it did to the
> config.  It's a good way to get a started with a basic,
> working config.
>   If you haven't already, hit http://www.cymru.com and have
> a look at the "Secure JunOS Template" -- not just as a
> template, but as a point of comparison to the "Secure IOS
> Template".
>   And, of course, RT(F)M.
> 
> Peter E. Fry
> 
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