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Juniper SRX Ioc4 2

To configure an SRX Series IOC4 with MRT ports to operate at 100G instead of sub-10G interfaces, access the configuration mode and edit the interface. Set the speed to 100G using the command depending on the Junos version, and commit the changes. Refer to documentation for accurate commands as they vary by version and model.

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Juniper SRX Ioc4 2

To configure an SRX Series IOC4 with MRT ports to operate at 100G instead of sub-10G interfaces, access the configuration mode and edit the interface. Set the speed to 100G using the command depending on the Junos version, and commit the changes. Refer to documentation for accurate commands as they vary by version and model.

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The Juniper SRX Series Integrated Optical Chassis (IOC4) typically comes with multi-rate (MRAY) ports that

can be co

Here's a general guideline:

Access the configuration mode:

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configure

Access the configuration for the MRAY interface (replace "xe-0/0/0" with your actual interface name):

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edit interfaces xe-0/0/0

Set the speed to 100G:

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set speed 100g

Note: Depending on the Junos version, you might need to use a different command like set ether-options sp
Configure other relevant settings if needed:

You may need to configure IP addresses, security options, etc.

Commit the configuration changes and exit the configuration mode:

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commit and-quit

After applying these changes, the MRAY port should be configured to operate as a single 100G interface. Keep in mi

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Configuring an SRX Series device, specifically the IOC4 (Integrated Optical Chassis) with MRT (Multi-Rate) ports, to o

Access the configuration mode:

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configure

Access the configuration for the MRT interface (replace "xe-0/0/0" with the actual interface name):
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edit interfaces xe-0/0/0

Set the speed to 100G:

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set speed 100g

Note: Depending on your Junos version, the command might be set ether-options speed 100g.
Optionally, configure other relevant settings (e.g., IP addresses, security options).
Commit the configuration changes and exit the configuration mode:

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commit and-quit

After applying these changes, the MRT port should be configured to operate as a single 100G interface. Please refer
ate (MRAY) ports that can be configured for various speeds. To change an MRAY port on an SRX IOC4 to operate at 100G instead

interface name):

like set ether-options speed 100g.

ingle 100G interface. Keep in mind that the exact syntax and options may differ based on your Junos version and SRX model. If yo

ith MRT (Multi-Rate) ports, to operate at 100G instead of sub-10G interfaces involves setting the correct speed on the interface. T

erface name):
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IOC4 to operate at 100G instead of sub-10G interfaces, you can follow a similar configuration process as outlined below. Please n

nos version and SRX model. If you encounter any difficulties or need precise instructions, refer to the official Juniper documentati

correct speed on the interface. The exact commands might vary based on the Junos OS version and SRX model. Below is a genera
and Junos version for accurate and detailed information. If you encounter any issues or need further assistance, you may want to
cess as outlined below. Please note that the exact commands can vary based on the Junos OS version, so it's recommended to co

the official Juniper documentation for your specific Junos version or consider reaching out to Juniper support.

nd SRX model. Below is a general guideline:


her assistance, you may want to reach out to Juniper support.
sion, so it's recommended to consult the documentation specific to your Junos version and SRX model.

iper support.

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