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Today, Cisco is introducing a new agile process they call minor revisions to keep up with the rapid evolution of products and technologies. it will allow the Cisco certification exams faster with the industry changes. Minor revisions provide Cisco the agility and speed they need to adapt their programs to industry changes and technological evolution.... » read more
The updated 200-301 CCNA v1.1 exam will replace the 200-301 CCNA V1.0 starting on August 20, 2024. The v1.1 introduces popular topics such as cloud computing, automation, and artificial intelligence to adapt to the development of technology. These changes are reflected in the v1.1 blueprint, which adds artificial intelligence, machine learning, and Terraform. 200-301 CCNA... » read more
The CCNP Enterprise Core (350‑401 ENCOR) exam tests your ability to implement and operate core enterprise network technologies. In March 2025, Cisco released version 1.1 of this exam, introducing several topic updates to better align with real‑world enterprise requirements. Below, you’ll find: A corrected exam overview (no unverified format changes). A detailed module‑by‑module breakdown of all... » read more
Steps to Configure a Juniper Router Console Access & CLI Startup– Physically connect your PC’s serial/USB port to the router’s CONSOLE port.– Power on the device (Junos OS boots automatically).– Log in as root (no password by default).– Enter operational mode with cli and configuration mode with configure. Global System Settings – Assigns the router’s... » read more
While there’s no one-size-fits-all answer, Juniper firewalls can be “better” than Cisco in certain dimensions—particularly cost-efficiency, architectural simplicity, and threat-intelligence integration—while Cisco maintains advantages in ecosystem breadth, unified visibility, and a larger partner network. Which vendor is right for you depends on your organization’s priorities: total cost of ownership, operational scale, existing skill sets, and... » read more
To configure a Juniper SRX firewall, you generally follow these high-level steps: Initial device setup (console/SSH access, root password, system parameters) Interface and zone configuration (assign IPs, create security zones) Policy and NAT definitions (firewall filters or security policies, source/destination NAT) Commit & verify (commit configuration, validate with show and monitor commands). Below, we unpack... » read more
On a Juniper SRX chassis cluster, the primary command you need is: This single command reveals, for each redundancy group (RG), which node is primary (active) and which is secondary (standby). Beyond that, you can monitor the cluster in real time with: …and drill into session‐sync health with: These commands together give you a clear,... » read more
A Juniper firewall—most prominently delivered as the SRX Series Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW)—is Juniper Networks’ integrated security solution designed to protect enterprise, data center, service provider, and cloud environments against modern threats. By combining stateful packet inspection, application awareness, intrusion prevention (IPS), unified threat management (UTM), SSL/TLS decryption, and dynamic threat intelligence into a single platform,... » read more
Connecting a Windows 10 workstation to a Juniper Networks environment can encompass two primary scenarios: Local Management Access – Physically accessing and managing Junos OS devices (routers, switches, or firewalls) via the console port from a Windows 10 PC. Remote Secure Access – Establishing an SSL VPN tunnel from Windows 10 into a corporate Juniper... » read more
Advertising networks via BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) on Juniper’s Junos OS requires defining which prefixes you want to share with your peers and then applying export policies to your BGP groups. Unlike some platforms where you simply use a network statement under the BGP process, Junos OS leverages its powerful policy-options framework to control route... » read more
The Juniper Network Virtual Adapter (JNVA) is a software-defined network interface deployed alongside Juniper’s virtual appliances—such as the ATP (Advanced Threat Prevention) Virtual Core and Virtual Collector—that enables packet capture, traffic inspection, and secure management within virtualized environments. Unlike a physical NIC, the JNVA leverages hypervisor-level virtualization to present one or more virtual interfaces to... » read more
Juniper Networks is a leading provider of high-performance networking and security solutions that enable service providers, enterprises, cloud operators, and public sector organizations to build and operate scalable, resilient, and secure networks. At its core, Juniper Networks delivers hardware, software, and services designed to transport data—whether across wide-area service provider backbones, within data centers, or... » read more