[j-nsp] J-6350 for 'Virtual Firewalling' services

[Ben Dale]

They certainly can - I would highly recommend running JUNOS-ES if you  
are going to attempt this though.
Last time I ran this up in the lab, I stopped configuring at 383 VRFs  
on a J2320, even though "officially" they are supposed to only support  
around 20.  Interfaces from each of these VRs can be placed into  
security zones and policies applied from there.  You can achieve  
functionality very similar to the Netscreen/SRX "Virtual-System"..

Cheers,

Ben



On 24/01/2009, at 1:41 AM, Tommy Perniciaro wrote:

Yup

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Subject: [j-nsp] J-6350 for 'Virtual Firewalling' services

Hi Guys,

Does anybody know if the J-4350 or J-6350 can do virtual firewalling.

I.e. seperate firewalls for a number of different customers in different
vrf's?

I have looked at the Netscreens for this, but they just seem  
exorbitantly
expensive for the small amount of traffic we are looking to do.

Regards,
Rolf
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