So Juniper Networks (JNPR) have launched a new idea in switching, expanding the swicthing fabric across muliple chassis in thier QFabric switch platform. In thier launch video (it’s 76 minutes long, 45 minutes of launch video, and 30 minutes of Q&A), they show that they have been able to achieve this with several ideas that …
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Sep
03
2010
End-of-Life: Juniper WXC590 platform
Juniper (JNPR) has announced the End-of-Life for the WXC590 platform. This effectively kills off the old WXC platform models, and leaves only the new Juniper hardware platform designs left that were announced back in 2008 (See ).
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May
03
2010
End-of-life: Juniper WX Stack architecture
Juniper (JNPR) has announced in the last couple of days End-of Life for the WX100 devices. This effectively kills off the WX stack architecture as a side-effect. The WX-100 was typically never found in standalone deployments, but formed the hub of the WX stack architecture, now capacity improvements will need to be engineered for individual …
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Dec
02
2009
End-of-Life: Juniper WXC500 device is withdrawn
Juniper (JNPR) has announced the End-of-life for the WXC500 device. End of availability is 31 May 2010, with final end of support at 31 May 2015. This is the last of the old Peribit style devices to be removed from the Juniper portfolio, leaving just the new WXC platforms available, along with the WX100 device …
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Dec
02
2008
End-of-Life: Juniper WX devices and WXC250
Juniper (JNPR) has announced the end-of-life for the WX platform and the WXC-250 devices. The end of availablity is 5 May 2009, with the end of support at 31 May 2014. This is the overdue killing off of the WX platform, leaving only the WX100 as the stack controller. The low-end WXC250 is replaced by …
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Jul
18
2008
New Juniper WXC appliances
On Monday Juniper launched some new bits of kit in the WXC line, the WXC-1800, WXC-2600, and WXC-3400 devices. The new appliances are partial replacements and extensions over the existing WXC platforms, and they’ve taken the additional capabilities of the platforms to reposition devices a little more cleverly than the WXC-250, 500 and 590.. The …
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Dec
10
2007
Impact under acceleration
So investigating some issues for the inks company today, I come across a problem that we’ve seen before with Junipers..
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Nov
21
2007
Update on Juniper WXC WCCP support
It transpires that the issue with IGMP snooping needing to be disabled on certain switches is due to the partial implementation of the multicast IP support within the Juniper WXOS software. For switches that have IGMP snooping feature, this normally enabled on these switches, and most support IGMP v2. This requires both the multicast end …
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Oct
10
2007
More problems with Acceleration
So the consultant from the Inks company phoned again, and needs a little help. Seems that the HP JetDirect printing to some of their sites has broken, since the transition to the new network. A bit of a look, and some disabling and re-enabling some functions later, and we get back to everything working for …
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Jun
20
2007
Juniper WXC and WCCP for resilient sites
The new Juniper software for the WAN acceleration products (WX and WXC series devices) provides for the use of out-of-path deployments. Whilst this can help in simplifying the deployment scenarios for the devices into more complex networks, this needs to be considered carefully.
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