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Chapter 1–14 • Course Introduction
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Chapter 2: Overview of JUNOS Pla f rms |
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Chapter 2–2 • Overview of JUNOS Platforms
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Overview of JUNOS Platforms • Chapter 2–3
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The categories of Junip N tworks JUNOS platforms are as follows: |
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Multiservice routers (T Series, M Series, and J Series); |
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Juniper Netw rks T Series core routers provide the highest possible forwarding |
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per ormance density on the Internet today. They offer a wide selection of high-speed |
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Juniper Networks M Series Multiservice Edge Routers uniquely combine best-in-class |
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IP and MPLS capabilities with unmatched reliability, stability, security, and service |
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richness. These multiservice edge routers provide industry-leading port density across |
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a wide range of medium-speed to high-speed interface options and price points. |
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Juniper Networks J Series Services routers offer predictable high performance and a |
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variety of flexible interfaces that deliver secure, reliable network connectivity that is |
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cost effective for remote, branch, and regional offices, and for small businesses. |
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Juniper Networks MX Series Ethernet Services Routers provide Ethernet switching |
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MX Series devices have separate control and forwarding functions. Furthermore, the |
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router’s Ethernet switching separates Layer 2 and Layer 3 forwarding with the |
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Juniper Networks EX Series Ethernet Switches offer flexible, powerful, a d modular |
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platforms that deliver performance, scalability, and high availability. You can deploy |
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these products as a network access layer, as campus aggregation devices (within |
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high-density data centers), or as core switches. |
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Juniper Networks SRX Series Services Gateways are the next genera n security |
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services gateways based on the Dynamic Services Archi ec ure. The SRX Series |
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gateways enable secure deployment of a wide range of bus ness and residential |
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applications and services ranging from small to large en erprises, at service provider |
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premises and within data centers. The gateways offer native support for firewalls, |
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virtual private networks (VPNs), switching and carrierlass Ethernet routing, and |
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intrusion detection and prevention (IDP). |
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The Juniper Networks BX7000 Multi-Access Gateway operates within the |
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environmental constraints of the cell site an features such common uplink types as |
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copper, Ethernet, and DSL, to supp rt both legacy and next-generation mobile |
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Performance and Reliability |
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JUNOS Software |
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A significant aspect of the JUNOS product line is that all JUNOS platforms run JUNOS |
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Software with support for all features. Even the small enterprise-class J Series routers |
run the same JUNOS Software—repackaged to include the real-time operating system (RTOS) software and related interface drivers instead of the high-end M Series and
T Series hardware drivers.
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T Series Core Rout rs |
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T Series Core Rout rs provide Gigabit Ethernet, SONET/SDH, and other high-speed |
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interfaces for large tworks and n twork applications, such as those that ISPs |
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support. Application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) are a definitive part of the |
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router design. ASICs enable the router to achieve data forwarding rates that match |
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cu ent fiber-optic capacity. The T Series includes the T320, T640, T1600, and TX |
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M Series Multiservice Edge Routers |
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M Series Multiservice Edge Routers include the M7i, M10i, M40e, M120, and M320. |
Because the same scalable and production-hardened JUNOS Software runs on all M Series platforms, a consistent set of capabilities is available at all network layers,
ranging from access layer to core. The platforms provide SONET/SDH, ATM, Ethernet, and channelized interfaces. ASICs, which are an integral part of device design, enable the routers to forward data at the wire rate.
J Series Services Routers
J Series Services Routers extend enterprise applications and deliver reliable connectivity to remote offices with a powerful blend of high-performance network protection and advanced services. J Series routers leverage the modular JUNOS Software, integrated WAN acceleration, and integrated voice gateway technology from Avaya. The router portfolio includes the J2320, J2350, J4350, and J6350.
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