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                "title": "SNMP From Within A Routing-Instance",
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                        "*": "If you want to do SNMP polling from within a routing-instance on a Juniper (EX for sure, not sure if it's the same on the MX), you need to adjust the config as follows:\n<PRE>\nsnmp {\n    community MyROString {\n        authorization read-only;\n        clients {\n            192.168.1.100/32;\n        }\n        routing-instance INSTANCE2 {\n            clients {\n                10.10.10.100/32;\n            }\n        }\n    }\n}\n</PRE>\n\nThen, the SNMP poller within the routing-instance needs to adjust the SNMP community to be routing-instance@community\n<PRE>\nINSTANCE2@MyROString\n</PRE>"
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                        "*": "Sometimes a Juniper QFX switch has an issue where an SFP/SFP+ doesn't work when you first plug it in, requiring it to be removed and reinserted.  And sometimes you don't find out this is necessary until after you've left the location of the QFX.  Here is a way to soft remove and reinsert the SFP.\n\nNote that this does require you to log into the PFE itself.\n\n<PRE style=\"color:white;background-color:black;font-weight:bold;font-size:1.2em;\">\nroot@QFX5110> start shell pfe network fpc0\n\nSwitching platform (1800 Mhz Pentium processor, 511MB memory, 0KB flash)\n\nFPC0(QFX5110 vty)# set cmqfx xcvr remove pic 0 port 11\n\nSoft removing pic/port: 0/11!!!\n[Thu Dec 12 19:59:22.910 LOG: Info] sfp-0/0/11 SFP unplugged\n\nFPC0(QFX5110 vty)# set cmqfx xcvr insert pic 0 port 11\n\nSoft inserting pic/port: 0/11!!!\n[Thu Dec 12 20:00:06.909 LOG: Info] sfp-0/0/11 SFP plugged in\n\nFPC0(QFX5110 vty)# exit\n</PRE>\n\nImmediately after you run the remove and insert commands, it will drop a whole bunch of debug information, which I skipped for brevity.\n\nOriginally from https://kb.juniper.net/InfoCenter/index?page=content&id=KB33583"
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