When I worked for the Gold partner I generally serviced clients in the San Francisco Bay Area, but because we were a national partner I was occasionally called to other locations around the country. Being a double CCIE who had worked in TAC, I had a unique skill set among our engineers, which was often […]
Tag: routing
RIB Group Confusion
This article continues to be the most popular one on this blog. However, I published it back in 2014 while I was working on my JNCIE-SP, and that was a long time ago. I now work at Cisco and do not have access to Junos, and my memory of Junos is getting spotty. I am […]
Juniper’s mysterious inet.3 table
When I first started configuring MPLS on Juniper routers, I came across the strange and mysterious inet.3 table. What could it possibly be? When I worked in Cisco TAC I handled hundreds of MPLS VPN cases, but I never had encountered anything quite like inet.3 in IOS land. As I researched inet.3 I found the […]