Juniper Srx 340 Series For Branch#

Juniper Srx 340 Series For Branch

One of my customers has just purchased it and thatвЂ™s why I have chance to play with it and share with you guys the experience and things I have configured. It provides a good performance for Small and Medium Enterprise (SME). For additional EOL information please review the JTAC Technical Bulletin EOL Product Announcement by following the Product link in the table below (login required).SRX300 is a new series for Branch which has just been announced recently by Juniper Networks. The End of Support (EOS) milestone dates are published below.

From switches perspective, we will separate four physical links into two different LACP groups, which means two port per group. Then port ge-0/0/3 and 4 will be use for reth1 which is in trust zone to the LAN.The four physical ports from both SRXs to ACESS switch will be configured into one LACP group and same thing to ports that connect to EDGE switch. Port ge-0/0/6 and 7 from both SRXs will be configured as reth0 and assigned to untrust zone. They are both for control link and data link respectively. Wizard to perform basic NAT configuration on SRX300, SRX320, SRX340, SRX345, and SRX550M devices.As you can see the physical network connectivity, on top of device redundancy, we double physical links so that we can protect a failure in case one link fails.SRX01 and SRX02 are inter-connect with two different ports of both sides, port ge-0/0/1 and ge-0/0/2. The Network Connectivity Configuring NAT in Juniper SRX Platforms Using JunOS.