[j-nsp] Set system no-ping-time-stamp

[Michael Loftis]

Exactly what the documentation states it's perfectly clear...
Disbales responding to ICMP Echo request sent to a multicast group,
disable sending IPv4 redirects, etc.  Most of those can be done at the
interface or system level.  They don't allow/disallow/change behavior
of commands, just the responses to network devices (which MAY in fact
be itself)

On Mon, Mar 6, 2017 at 5:06 AM, Valentini, Lucio
<Lucio.Valentini at siag.it> wrote:
> Hi folks,
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> I´ve been using these commands for quite a while now:
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> set system no-multicast-echo
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> set system no-redirects
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> set system no-ping-record-route
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> set system no-ping-time-stamp
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> however, I only took the time to test them out today and I can only figure out what
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> set system no-ping-record-route
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> does, when I use the ping command in operational mode with "record-route". The question is, what do the other commands do ? Juniper does not seem to provide examples. I never see the time stamp in the ping response anyway.
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> Thanks
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> Cheers
> Lucio
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