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Implementation of IBM j-type Ethernet Appliances

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Published on 01 March 2011

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ISBN-10: 0738435031
ISBN-13: 9780738435039
IBM Form #: SG24-7883-00


Authors: Sangam Racherla, Norman Bogard, Gareth Edwards, Nathan Flowers, Paul Ionescu, Gabriel Slomovitz and See Keong Soon

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    Abstract

    IBM® j-type data center solutions that run Junos software provide operational agility and efficiency that dramatically simplifies the network and delivers unprecedented savings. This solution enables a network design with fewer devices, interconnections, and network tiers. Beyond the obvious cost advantages, the design enables the following key benefits:

    • Reduces latency
    • Simplifies device management
    • Delivers significant power, cooling, and space savings
    • Eliminates multiple system failure points
    • Performs pervasive security

    The high-performance data center is built around IBM j-type e-series switches, m-series routers, and s-series firewalls. It is a new family of powerful products that help shape the next-generation dynamic infrastructure.

    IBM j-type s-series Ethernet Appliances perform essential networking security functions and are ready for next-generation data center services and applications. Designed on top of the Junos operating system, s-series Ethernet Appliances provide flexible processing scalability, I/O scalability, network segmentation, and services integration.

    In this Redbooks® publication, we target IT professionals who sell, design, or administer IBM j-type networking solutions and cover the basic installation and maintenance of the IBM j-type s-series Ethernet Appliance hardware.

    Table of Contents

    Chapter 1. Fundamentals of Ethernet networking

    Chapter 2. Introduction to the IBM j-type Ethernet appliances

    Chapter 3. Initial hardware planning of IBM j-type appliances

    Chapter 4. Junos fundamentals

    Chapter 5. Initial configuration

    Chapter 6. User interface

    Chapter 7. Class of service

    Chapter 8. Network security

    Chapter 9. Advanced configuration

    Chapter 10. Management and monitoring

    Chapter 11. Maintenance and analysis

     

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