[j-nsp] Update on M7

[Matthias Gelbhardt]

Hi!

I just saw, that my answer from a few days ago did not got to the  
list... That should clarify the firewall rules, I am talking about:

Hi!

I assume there hast to be a proven Juniper CF card and I am not been  
able to use one out of the free market?

Maybe I see my problem here. We have a bunch of J6350s and I have  
upgraded them to 9.2 ES which seems to be not available for the M- 
Series. I think with ES I have this "forced" security section in the  
configuration, which has come to the configuration somewhere between  
8.5 and 9.2.

Regards,

Matthias

Am 22.01.2009 um 16:05 schrieb David Ball:

>
>  1GB of flash requirement is indeed just the Flash memory, so yes,
> you'd need to upgrade to a  1GB flash.  You CAN still run 9.x with
> less than a gig of flash (discussed and provden previously on this
> list), but it's not recommended by Juniper, and
> could make it tough to upgrade code later.
>
>  As for the firewall rules you alluded to, I'm not sure which ones
> you're talking about.  I don't recall implementing anything special
> when we went to 9.x.
>
> David
>
>
> On 22/01/2009, Matthias Gelbhardt <matthias at commy.de> wrote:
>> Hi there,
>>
>> we have a M7i with 756 MB Ram here. At the moment the router has  
>> Junos
>> 8.5 on it, but we would like to update it to 9.2. But obviously I  
>> need
>> to match some requirements.
>>
>> There is the Flash space which has to be 1 GB of space.  
>> Unfortunatly I
>> do not have a compact flash space, but a hard disk. Is the 20 GB of
>> hard disk space also meant by the 1 GB space requirement or do I have
>> to plug in a 1 GB compact flash card?
>>
>> Then I have learnt, that somewhere between 8.5 and 9.2 some firewall
>> rules are needed in the router. Until now I have upgraded the system
>> and then put in the needed commands manually or have used the router
>> config file which does some kind of factory reset. Is there a secure
>> way to enable these rules and also keep the custom configuration, ie.
>> updating the software and have the system configured as router from
>> the firewall side?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Matthias
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