Policy-based VPNs are a pain most of the time, especially when compared to route-based VPNs. Many of the policy-based VPNs I run across today are legacy configurations dealing with ASA or interop between vendors where the one side only supported policy-based VPNs. With Junos, there are four ways to configure VPNs to support policy-based VPN…
Pi-hole? Huh? DNS? What I am going on about now you may ask. Pi-hole is billed as a “Network-wide Ad Blocking,” a black hole for Internet Advertisements. While it is that, it can be much much more – I can also help you secure your network to some extent. For me, I am using it…
A little over a year ago Juniper released Juniper vLabs. What vLabs is, is a place where you can safely lab and learn on Juniper virtualized hardware. When it was first launched there where about six labs available: Standalone Standalone vMXStandalone vSRX Standalone vQFX Routing OSPF – Single-areaOSPF – Multi-area BGP / OSPF If you…