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April 10, 2014April 25, 2018

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 […]

Junos, RoutingTagged inet.2, inet.3, mpls, rib-groups, routing, vrfs42 Comments on RIB Group Confusion

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