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For Reproduction: Operating Juniper Networks Switches in The Enterprise
For Reproduction: Operating Juniper Networks Switches in The Enterprise
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Labs 3 and 4: Secondary Configuration and
Operational Monitoring (Module A)
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Labs 3 and 4: Secondary Configuration and
Operational Monitoring (Module B)
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Lab 5: Virtual Chassis (Module A)
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Lab 5: Virtual Chassis (Module B)
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Lab 6: Interface Configuration (Module A)
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Lab 8, Part 4: Spanning Tree Protocol
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Lab 9, Parts 1–3: Inter-VLAN Routing
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Loopback Address: 192.168.X.Y/32
LAG Addresses: 172.18.35.X/30
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Lab 9, Part 4: Inter-VLAN Routing
(Module B)
Virtual Router Addresses: 172.22.X.5/24 (X = VLAN-id value)
Loopback Address: 192.168.X.Y/32
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Lab 9, Part 5: Inter-VLAN Routing
(Module A)
Virtual IP Address: 172.22.X.1/24 (X = VRRP group value)
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Lab 12: IP Telephony Services (Module B)
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Lab 13: Design and Implementation
(Module A)
Virtual IP Address: 172.22.X.1 (X = VRRP group value)
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