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  1. January 21st, 2010, 06:42 PM #1
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    Heads up - juniper issues security alert.

    Hi all,
    Its been a long time but just a little heads up for any people running junos routers in their networks. Juniper issued a secuirty alert last week:
    http://www.darkreading.com/vulnerabi...leID=222200738

    Also if you are running AIS scripts on the router to be upgraded they should be de-installed before the upgrading or the upgraded routing engine will reboot but not charge the cofiguration file of the router. In system where you have a master and backup routing engine to resolve the issue you just need to force a sync of the configuration from the master. I havent tried to see what happens if you only have one routing engine .
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    DAMN IT! Long day tomorrow!

    Thanks anyway mate!
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    Your welcome ByTeWrangler,
    We have a long week ahead of us here. just a quick note the AIS issue i confirmed on a T1600 and a T640. It may not be an issue on other platforms. Still if you reload and the routing engine is amnesic (only able to log in with the root/no password) then that is probably the problem.
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