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Page 7 and 8: Abbreviated Table of Contents About
Page 9 and 10: Table of Contents About This Guide
Page 11 and 12: Copyright © 2011, Juniper Networks
Page 13 and 14: Chapter 9 File Management Operation
Page 15 and 16: Copyright © 2011, Juniper Networks
Page 17 and 18: Part 3 Class of Service Chapter 15
Page 19 and 20: Chapter 22 Distributed Denial-of-Se
Page 21 and 22: show services ipsec-vpn ipsec secur
Page 23 and 24: About This Guide This preface provi
Page 25 and 26: Supported Platforms Using the Index
Page 27 and 28: Table 2: Text and Syntax Convention
Page 29 and 30: PART 1 Monitoring and Testing Tools
Page 31 and 32: CHAPTER 1 Connectivity Operational
Page 33 and 34: Description Check host reachability
Page 35 and 36: Sample Output ping hostname user@ho
Page 37 and 38: Sample Output ping atm user@host> p
Page 39 and 40: Required Privilege Level size bytes
Page 41 and 42: size bytes—(Optional) Size of the
Page 43 and 44: ping mpls l2vpn Syntax ping mpls l2
Page 45 and 46: ping mpls l2vpn interface reply-mo
Page 47 and 48: source source-address—(Optional)
Page 49 and 50: source source-address—(Optional)
Page 51 and 52: ping mpls lsp-end-point Syntax ping
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ping mpls rsvp Syntax ping mpls rsv
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ping mpls rsvp detail on page 27 pi
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Copyright © 2011, Juniper Networks
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Required Privilege Level network Li
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CHAPTER 2 Interface Diagnostics Ope
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test interface ds0-bert-start Synta
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test interface e1-bert-start Syntax
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test interface e3-bert-start Syntax
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test interface fdl-line-loop Syntax
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test interface fdl-payload-loop Syn
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test interface feac-loop-terminate
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test interface inband-payload-loop
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test interface t1-bert-start Syntax
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test interface t3-bert-start Syntax
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CHAPTER 3 RADIUS Diagnostics Operat
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Sample Output Table 6: test access
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Sample Output test access radius-se
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CHAPTER 4 Real-Time Performance Mon
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show services rpm active-servers Sy
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Table 10: show services rpm history
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show services rpm probe-results Syn
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Table 11: show services rpm probe-r
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show services rpm probe-results (BG
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show services rpm twamp server conn
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show services rpm twamp server sess
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CHAPTER 5 Real-Time Router Monitori
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monitor ethernet delay-measurement
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Required Privilege Level To display
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DMR received from 00:05:85:73:39:4a
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count frame-count—(Optional) Numb
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Table 17: monitor ethernet loss-mea
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monitor interface Syntax monitor in
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Table 20: monitor interface Output
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monitor interface (OTN Interface) C
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monitor interface traffic detail us
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Table 22: monitor label-switched-pa
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monitor list Syntax monitor list Re
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monitor traffic Syntax monitor traf
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Table 25: Match Conditions for the
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Table 26: Logical Operators for the
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Sample Output monitor traffic count
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monitor traffic (QFX3500 Switch) Co
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Sample Output mtrace source user@ho
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Required Privilege Level source sou
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mtrace monitor Syntax mtrace monito
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mtrace to-gateway Syntax mtrace to-
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Required Privilege Level Related Do
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traceroute monitor Syntax tracerout
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traceroute mpls ldp Syntax tracerou
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Sample Output Table 34: traceroute
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traceroute mpls rsvp multipoint (br
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traceroute mpls rsvp multipoint (br
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PART 2 System Management Copyright
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CHAPTER 6 Accounting Operational Mo
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clear lldp statistics Syntax clear
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Sample Output Sample Output show ll
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Sample Output show lldp local-infor
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Table 39: show lldp neighbors Outpu
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Sample Output show lldp remote-glob
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Sample Output show lldp statistics
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Table 42: show accounting profile O
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show accounting profile (Routing En
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Table 43: show accounting records O
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CHAPTER 7 Chassis Operational Mode
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Table 44: Chassis Operational Mode
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Table 44: Chassis Operational Mode
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clear chassis display message Synta
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equest chassis cb Syntax (TX Matrix
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equest chassis cfeb Syntax request
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equest chassis fabric plane Syntax
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equest chassis fpc Syntax (TX Matri
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equest chassis fpm resync Syntax (T
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equest chassis lcc Syntax (TX Matri
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equest chassis pcg Syntax request c
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equest chassis redundancy feb slot
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NOTE: Successive graceful Routing E
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equest chassis sfm Syntax request c
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equest chassis sib Syntax (TX Matri
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equest chassis sib f13 train-link-r
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equest chassis sib train-link-recei
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equest chassis spmb restart Syntax
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equest chassis synchronization mode
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set chassis display message Syntax
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set chassis display message (QFX Se
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Required Privilege Level On routers
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Sample Output show chassis cfeb (M7
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Table 47: show chassis cip Output F
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Output Fields Table 48 on page 213
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show chassis craft-interface (M160
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show chassis craft-interface (TX Ma
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show chassis environment (M7i Route
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show chassis environment (M120 Rout
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show chassis environment (MX240 Rou
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show chassis environment (MX960 Rou
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show chassis environment (TX Matrix
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show chassis environment (T1600 Rou
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show chassis environment cb Syntax
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Sample Output show chassis environm
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show chassis environment cb (MX960
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show chassis environment cb (EX8200
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Required Privilege Level view a TX
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show chassis environment fpc (M160
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show chassis environment fpc (MX480
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show chassis environment fpc (T Ser
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show chassis environment fpc 0 (QFX
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show chassis environment fpm sfc (T
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Required Privilege Level member mem
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show chassis environment pem (M320
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show chassis environment pem lcc (T
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Required Privilege Level scc—(TX
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show chassis environment scg Syntax
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show chassis environment scg lcc (T
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show chassis environment sfm Syntax
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Required Privilege Level view repla
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show chassis environment sib scc (T
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show chassis environment sib sfc (T
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show chassis environment sib f2s (T
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Required Privilege Level lcc number
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Table 61: show chassis ethernet-swi
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show chassis ethernet-switch errors
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show chassis ethernet-switch sfc er
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show chassis fan Syntax show chassi
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show chassis fabric feb Syntax show
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Required Privilege Level view NOTE:
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show chassis fabric fpcs Syntax (MX
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show chassis fabric fpcs (MX480 Rou
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show chassis fabric fpcs (T320 Rout
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show chassis fabric fpcs (T1600 Rou
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show chassis fabric fpcs (TX Matrix
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SIB #4 Links ok lcc1-re0: ---------
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SIB #2 SIB #3 SIB #4 PFE #1 SIB #0
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SIB #3 SIB #4 PFE #1 SIB #0 SIB #1
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show chassis fabric fpcs (EX8200 Sw
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show chassis fabric map Syntax (MX
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Required Privilege Level member mem
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Table 67: show chassis fabric plane
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Table 67: show chassis fabric plane
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show chassis fabric plane (MX960 Ro
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show chassis fabric plane extensive
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show chassis fabric plane terse (TX
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show chassis fabric plane detail (T
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Sample Output show chassis fabric p
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show chassis fabric sibs Syntax sho
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show chassis fabric sibs (T1600 Rou
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show chassis fabric sibs lcc (TX Ma
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show chassis fabric summary Syntax
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show chassis fabric topology Syntax
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Table 71: show chassis fabric topol
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show chassis fabric topology lcc (T
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show chassis feb Syntax show chassi
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Required Privilege Level the versio
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show chassis firmware (MX960 Router
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show chassis firmware lcc (TX Matri
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show chassis forwarding Syntax show
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show chassis fpc (MX240 Router) on
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show chassis fpc detail (M Series R
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show chassis fpc pic-status show ch
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show chassis fpc lcc (TX Matrix Plu
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show chassis fpc pic-status (TX Mat
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show chassis fpc [Warning: element
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show chassis fpc-feb-connectivity S
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show chassis hardware Syntax (EX an
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Table 78: show chassis hardware Out
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show chassis hardware clei-models (
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show chassis hardware (J6300 Router
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show chassis hardware models (M20 R
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show chassis hardware (M120 Router)
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show chassis hardware (Modular MX80
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show chassis hardware (MX960 Router
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show chassis hardware (T640 Router)
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show chassis hardware extensive (T6
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show chassis hardware (TX Matrix Pl
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show chassis hardware extensive (TX
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show chassis hardware (16-Port 10-G
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show chassis hardware models (QFX S
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show chassis location Syntax (TX Ma
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Sample Output Table 81: show chassi
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Required Privilege Level view List
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show chassis network services Synta
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Sample Output show chassis pic fpc-
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show chassis pic fpc-slot pic-slot
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show chassis power-ratings Syntax s
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Sample Output show chassis power-ra
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Table 86: show chassis power Output
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show chassis power (MX480 Router wi
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show chassis power sequence Syntax
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show chassis redundancy feb Syntax
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show chassis routing-engine (M10 Ro
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show chassis routing-engine (M160 R
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show chassis routing-engine (QFX Se
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Sample Output show chassis scb user
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Table 92: show chassis sfm Output F
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show chassis sibs Syntax (TX Matrix
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Sample Output show chassis sibs (T6
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show chassis sibs sfc (TX Matrix Pl
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show chassis spmb Syntax (TX Matrix
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Sample Output show chassis spmb use
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show chassis spmb lcc (TX Matrix Pl
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show chassis spmb sibs sfc (TX Matr
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Sample Output Table 96: show chassi
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Table 97: show chassis synchronizat
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show chassis temperature-thresholds
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CHAPTER 8 Command-Line Interface Op
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clear cli logical-system Syntax cle
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set cli directory Syntax set cli di
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set cli logical-system Syntax set c
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set cli restart-on-upgrade Syntax s
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set cli screen-width Syntax set cli
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set cli timestamp Syntax set cli ti
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show cli Syntax show cli Release In
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show cli authorization Syntax show
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Sample Output Table 101: show cli a
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show cli history Syntax show cli hi
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CHAPTER 9 File Management Operation
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clear log Syntax clear log filename
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file checksum sha1 Syntax file chec
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file compare Syntax file compare (f
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Router Connected to the TX Matrix P
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file list Syntax file list Releas
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file rename Syntax file rename sour
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file show Syntax file show filename
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show log Syntax (TX Matrix Syntax s
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CHAPTER 10 Packet Forwarding Engine
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show pfe cfeb Syntax show pfe cfeb
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show pfe fpc Syntax (TX Matrix and
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show pfe lcc Syntax (TX Matrix and
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Sample Output show pfe next-hop use
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Required Privilege Level inet6—(O
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show pfe route lcc summary (TX Matr
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show pfe scb Syntax show pfe scb Re
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show pfe sfm Syntax show pfe sfm sl
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show pfe ssb Syntax show pfe ssb Re
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show pfe statistics dma lcc (Routin
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show pfe statistics error lcc (Rout
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show pfe statistics ip Syntax (TX M
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show pfe statistics ip options Copy
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Table 107: show pfe statistics ip6
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show pfe statistics notification Sy
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show pfe statistics pio Syntax (TX
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show pfe statistics traffic Syntax
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Sample Output show pfe statistics t
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Table 109: show pfe statistics traf
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show pfe statistics traffic protoco
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show pfe statistics traffic protoco
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show pfe terse Syntax (TX Matrix an
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show pfe resource usage memory Synt
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CHAPTER 11 Remote System Access Ope
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source address—(Optional) Source
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outing-instance routing-instance-na
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CHAPTER 12 Simple Network Managemen
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Table 115: show snmp health-monitor
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show snmp inform-statistics Syntax
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show snmp mib Syntax show snmp mib
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show snmp mib walk decimal (Multipl
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Table 118: show snmp rmon Output Fi
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show snmp rmon events detail Copyri
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Table 119: show snmp statistics Out
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Table 119: show snmp statistics Out
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Table 120: show snmp v3 Output Fiel
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CHAPTER 13 System Software Operatio
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Table 121: System Software Operatio
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clear arp Syntax clear arp Relea
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Sample Output clear dhcp server bin
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clear dhcpv6 server binding prefix
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clear network-access aaa statistics
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clear system commit Syntax clear sy
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clear system services dhcp binding
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clear system services dhcp statisti
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op url on page 723 Output Fields Wh
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List of Sample Output request dhcp
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Sample Output request dhcpv6 server
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equest routing-engine login Syntax
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equest services static-subscribers
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equest services static-subscribers
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equest support information Syntax (
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List of Sample Output request suppo
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Midplane REV 05 710-022574 TS4027 S
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equest system configuration rescue
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equest system firmware Syntax reque
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Release Information Command intro
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equest system license add Syntax re
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equest system license save Syntax r
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equest system partition abort Synta
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equest system partition hard-disk S
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equest system power-off Syntax (EX
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• external—Power off the extern
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message "text"—(Optional) Message
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CAUTION: After you run the request
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• re0—Create a snapshot on Rout
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equest system snapshot all-members
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Sample Output request system softwa
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equest system software add Syntax (
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equest system software delete Synta
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Comment: JUNOS Kernel Software Suit
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equest system software in-service-u
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equest system software in-service-u
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scc—(TX Matrix routers only) (Opt
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equest system software validate Syn
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equest system storage cleanup Synta
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estart Syntax (EX Series Syntax res
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Sample Output restart interfaces us
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Sample Output Table 122: show arp O
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• routing-instances—Routing ins
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show database-replication statistic
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Sample Output show database-replica
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Table 125: show dhcp server binding
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show dhcp server binding session-id
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Table 126: show dhcp server statist
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show dhcpv6 server binding Syntax s
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Sample Output show dhcpv6 server bi
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show dhcpv6 server statistics Synta
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show network-access aaa statistics
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show network-access aaa statistics
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Table 130: show network-access aaa
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show network-access aaa subscribers
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show ntp associations Syntax show n
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show ntp status Syntax show ntp sta
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Sample Output show static-subscribe
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Required Privilege Level vlan-id—
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Table 135: show subscribers Output
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show subscribers vlan-id detail sho
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TOTAL 191 Subscribers by Client Typ
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show system audit Syntax (EX Series
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show system audit lcc (TX Matrix Ro
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show system audit lcc (TX Matrix Pl
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show system boot-messages Syntax (E
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show system boot-messages lcc (TX M
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show system boot-messages (QFX Seri
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local—(EX4200 switches and MX Ser
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show system buffers scc (TX Matrix
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Sample Output show system commit us
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show system configuration rescue Sy
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show system connections Syntax show
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List of Sample Output show system c
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show system connections show-routin
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show system connections sfc (TX Mat
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show system connections show-routin
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show system core-dumps Syntax (EX S
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show system core-dumps (QFX Series)
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show system directory-usage Syntax
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Sample Output show system directory
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Table 143: show system license Outp
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show system name-resolution Syntax
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show system processes Syntax (EX Se
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Required Privilege Level is broadca
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Table 145: show system processes Ou
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show system processes lcc wide (TX
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show system processes sfc (TX Matri
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show system processes lcc wide (TX
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show system processes (QFX Series)
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show system queues Syntax (TX Matri
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show system queues sfc (TX Matrix R
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show system reboot Syntax (EX Serie
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show system reboot sfc (TX Matrix P
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Table 147: show system services dhc
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show system services dhcp conflict
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Sample Output show system services
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show system snapshot Syntax (EX Ser
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show system snapshot media internal
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Required Privilege Level for a spec
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• tcp—Transmission Control Prot
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tcp: Copyright © 2011, Juniper Net
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ip6: icmp6: Copyright © 2011, Juni
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esis: tnp: rdp: tudp: Copyright ©
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show system statistics (EX Series S
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icmp: igmp: raw_if: Copyright © 20
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icmp6: pfkey: Copyright © 2011, Ju
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dp: tudp: ttp: Copyright © 2011, J
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idge: Copyright © 2011, Juniper Ne
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sfc number—(TX Matrix Plus router
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Sample Output show system statistic
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show system statistics esis Syntax
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show system statistics esis (TX Mat
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show system statistics icmp Syntax
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show system statistics icmp (TX Mat
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show system statistics icmp6 Syntax
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Sample Output show system statistic
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show system statistics ip Syntax (E
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show system statistics ip (EX Serie
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show system statistics ip6 Syntax (
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show system statistics ip6 (EX Seri
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show system statistics tcp lcc (TX
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show system statistics udp Syntax (
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List of Sample Output show system s
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vpls: Copyright © 2011, Juniper Ne
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show system storage Syntax (EX Seri
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Sample Output Table 154: show syste
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show system storage (QFX Series) Co
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Sample Output show system subscribe
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Routing Engines on the TX Matrix Pl
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outer that is connected to the TX M
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show system uptime (QFX Series) Cop
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T1600 router that is connected to t
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show system users (FX-Series switch
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local—(EX4200 switches and MX Ser
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Table 159: show system virtual-memo
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show system virtual-memory scc (TX
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show system virtual-memory | displa
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show system virtual-memory (QFX Ser
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Sample Output Table 160: show task
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Table 162: show task memory Output
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show task replication (Issued on th
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outer, display the hostname and ver
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show version (QFX Series) Copyright
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Sample Output show version invoke-o
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show version invoke-on other-routin
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show version invoke-on Copyright ©
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% exit user@host> Copyright © 2011
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Sample Output test aaa dhcp user Th
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test aaa ppp user Syntax test aaa p
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test aaa ppp user (tunneled user) C
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CHAPTER 14 Virtual Chassis Operatio
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equest virtual-chassis member-id de
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equest virtual-chassis routing-engi
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equest virtual-chassis vc-port dele
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equest virtual-chassis vc-port set
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show virtual-chassis active-topolog
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show virtual-chassis device-topolog
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show virtual-chassis protocol adjac
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Table 167: show virtual-chassis pro
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show virtual-chassis protocol datab
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show virtual-chassis protocol route
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0 001d.b510.0800 (For Specific Memb
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show virtual-chassis status (MX Ser
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show virtual-chassis vc-port (MX Se
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PART 3 Class of Service Copyright
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CHAPTER 15 Class-of-Service Operati
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Table 174: Class-of-Service (CoS) O
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show class-of-service classifier Sy
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show class-of-service code-point-al
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show class-of-service drop-profile
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show class-of-service fabric schedu
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show class-of-service fabric statis
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show class-of-service forwarding-cl
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show class-of-service forwarding-ta
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show class-of-service fragmentation
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show class-of-service interface Syn
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show class-of-service interface (Gi
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Table 193: show class-of-service in
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Sample Output show class-of-service
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show class-of-service scheduler-map
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show class-of-service traffic-contr
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show class-of-service translation-t
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show class-of-service translation-t
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show class-of-service virtual-chann
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PART 4 Services Copyright © 2011,
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CHAPTER 16 Generic Services Operati
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show services flows Syntax show ser
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show services flows brief show serv
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CHAPTER 17 Border Signaling Gateway
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clear services border-signaling-gat
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Table 206: show services border-sig
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show services border-signaling-gate
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Sample Output show services border-
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Table 214: show services border-sig
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Sample Output show services border-
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CHAPTER 18 Compressed Real-Time Tra
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show services crtp Syntax show serv
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CHAPTER 19 CoS Services Operational
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show services cos statistics Syntax
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show services cos statistics brief
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CHAPTER 20 Data Link Switching Oper
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show dlsw capabilities Syntax show
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Table 227: show dlsw circuits Outpu
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Table 228: show dlsw peers Output F
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show llc2 redundancy Syntax show ll
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show llc2 redundancy interface stat
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show llc2 redundancy track Syntax s
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CHAPTER 21 Diameter Base Protocol O
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clear diameter function statistics
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clear network-access gx-plus replay
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show diameter Syntax show diameter
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Table 235: show diameter Output Fie
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Activated peers : 1 Open peers : 0
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show diameter function Syntax show
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Sample Output show diameter functio
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Table 237: show diameter function s
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show diameter instance Syntax show
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show diameter network-element Synta
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Table 240: show diameter network-el
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show diameter peer Syntax show diam
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Table 241: show diameter peer Outpu
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show diameter peer map Syntax show
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Table 243: show diameter peer stati
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Table 244: show diameter route Outp
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Sample Output show network-access g
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CHAPTER 22 Distributed Denial-of-Se
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show ddos-protection protocols Synt
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Table 247: show ddos-protection pro
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show ddos-protection protocols pppo
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show ddos-protection protocols para
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show ddos-protection protocols dhcp
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show ddos-protection protocols stat
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show ddos-protection protocols pppo
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show ddos-protection protocols viol
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show ddos-protection statistics Syn
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CHAPTER 23 Dynamic Application Awar
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clear services application-identifi
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clear services application-identifi
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clear services local-policy-decisio
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Table 254: show services applicatio
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Sample Output show services applica
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Table 257: show services applicatio
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Sample Output show services local-p
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Sample Output show services local-p
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CHAPTER 24 Flow Collection and Moni
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Table 260: Flow Collection and Moni
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clear passive-monitoring statistics
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equest services flow-collector chan
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equest services flow-collector test
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Table 261: show forwarding-options
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show forwarding-options port-mirror
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show passive-monitoring error Synta
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show passive-monitoring flow Syntax
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show passive-monitoring memory Synt
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show passive-monitoring status Synt
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show passive-monitoring usage Synta
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show services accounting aggregatio
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Sample Output show services account
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show services accounting aggregatio
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Table 270: show services accounting
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show services accounting flow-detai
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show services accounting flow-detai
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Sample Output show services dynamic
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Sample Output show services dynamic
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Table 279: show services dynamic-fl
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show services flow-collector file i
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show services flow-collector input
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show services flow-collector interf
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Table 282: show services flow-colle
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CHAPTER 25 Intrusion Detection Serv
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clear services ids destination-tabl
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clear services ids source-table Syn
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Required Privilege Level source-pre
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Table 284: show services ids Output
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show services ids pair-table extens
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CHAPTER 26 IP Security Operational
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Table 285: IPsec Services Operation
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clear ike security-associations Syn
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clear security pki certificate-requ
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clear security pki key-pair Syntax
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clear services ipsec-vpn certificat
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clear services ipsec-vpn ipsec stat
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equest security certificate (signed
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equest security key-pair Syntax req
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equest security pki ca-certificate
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equest security pki crl load Syntax
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Sample Output request security pki
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equest security pki local-certifica
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equest services ipsec-vpn ipsec swi
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Sample Output show security keychai
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equest system certificate add Synta
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Table 287: show ike security-associ
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Sample Output show ike security-ass
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Table 288: show ipsec certificates
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show ipsec redundancy Syntax show i
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show ipsec security-associations Sy
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Table 290: show ipsec security-asso
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Table 291: show security pki ca-cer
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Table 292: show security pki certif
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Table 293: show security pki crl Ou
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Table 294: show security pki local-
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show services ipsec-vpn certificate
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Table 296: show services ipsec-vpn
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Table 297: show services ipsec-vpn
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show services ipsec-vpn ipsec stati
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Sample Output show services ipsec-v
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Sample Output show system certifica
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CHAPTER 27 Layer 2 Tunneling Protoc
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clear services l2tp destination Syn
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clear services l2tp session Syntax
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clear services l2tp session statist
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clear services l2tp tunnel Syntax c
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clear services l2tp tunnel statisti
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show services l2tp destination Synt
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Table 302: show services l2tp multi
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show services l2tp radius Syntax sh
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show services l2tp radius statistic
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show services l2tp session Syntax s
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Table 304: show services l2tp sessi
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show services l2tp session extensiv
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show services l2tp summary Syntax s
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show services l2tp tunnel Syntax sh
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Table 306: show services l2tp tunne
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show services l2tp user Syntax show
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Table 307: show services l2tp user
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CHAPTER 28 Link Services Operationa
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Table 309: show services link-servi
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show services link-services cpu-usa
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CHAPTER 29 Mobile IP Operational Mo
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show mobile-ip home-agent bindings
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show mobile-ip home-agent bindings
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show mobile-ip home-agent traffic S
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show mobile-ip home-agent virtual-n
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show mobile-ip wimax release Syntax
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CHAPTER 30 Network Address Translat
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Table 317: show services nat mappin
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Table 318: show services nat pool O
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CHAPTER 31 PGCP Operational Mode Co
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clear services pgcp gates Syntax cl
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show services pgcp active-configura
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Table 320: show services pgcp activ
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Table 320: show services pgcp activ
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show services pgcp active-configura
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Table 321: show services pgcp gate
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Table 321: show services pgcp gate
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show services pgcp gate session-mir
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Table 322: show services pgcp gates
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Table 324: show services pgcp stati
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Table 324: show services pgcp stati
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show services pgcp statistics exten
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show services pgcp conversations Sy
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Table 325: show services pgcp conve
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Required Privilege Level destinatio
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Sample Output show services pgcp fl
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show services pgcp terminations Syn
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show services pgcp terminations bri
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show services pgcp terminations ter
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CHAPTER 32 PTSP Operational Mode Co
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show services subscriber bandwidth
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show services subscriber dynamic-po
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Sample Output show services subscri
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CHAPTER 33 Service Sets Operational
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clear services service-sets statist
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show services service-sets cpu-usag
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show services service-sets memory-u
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show services service-sets plug-ins
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show services service-sets statisti
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show services service-sets statisti
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show services service-sets summary
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CHAPTER 34 Softwire Operational Mod
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show services softwire Syntax Rele
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CHAPTER 35 Stateful Firewall Operat
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clear services stateful-firewall fl
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clear services stateful-firewall si
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Related Documentation • show serv
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clear services stateful-firewall st
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Table 348: show services stateful-f
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show services stateful-firewall sip
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Sample Output show services statefu
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PART 5 Index Copyright © 2011, Jun
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Index Symbols #, comments in config
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switch fabric errors displaying....
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CoS adaptive shaper information, di
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ETH-DM See monitor ethernet delay-m
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from the source to the receiver....
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home agent traffic information, dis
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edundancy group status, displaying,
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security certificate See certificat
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show llc2 redundancy interface stat
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subscribers displaying.............
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Index of Statements and Commands C
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equest chassis sib train-link-trans
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show class-of-service fragmentation
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show services flow-collector file i
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test interface t1-bert-start comman
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