Building a VPN Dashboard using Django and JunOS pyEZ (Part 4 – Polling the SRX)
This post focuses on the Juniper SRX side of my VPN dashboard - writing the Python scripting to query VPN status from each device
This post focuses on the Juniper SRX side of my VPN dashboard - writing the Python scripting to query VPN status from each device
This post focuses on the web GUI side of the VPN dashboard - storing & displaying the information that gets collected
In order to build my Juniper SRX VPN dashboard, I opted to use Django. Let’s take a quick look at how I got started.
I decided to build a web GUI to monitor Juniper SRX VPN tunnels. Here’s what I was thinking…
Some thoughts on IP addressing migration in a live network, since I’ve been working on this a lot lately
A lot of BGP setups I run into are bare-bones, but there are a few quick ways to improve your configurations
After running IPSec VPNs on Juniper SRX for years, this post explores some of the common issues I’ve run into
My career path is the reverse of most people I’ve met - certifications first, then college much later. What impact has this had on my experiences?
Ever wonder if running a lab at home is worth it? This post explores why I think it’s an important investment
Quickly get started using Juniper’s Python SDK & interact with JunOS devices