Juniper Product

Configurator
Quick ‘How To’ User Guide
April 2004

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 About this ‘How-To’ User Guide
ƒ The Juniper Product Configurator ‘How-To’ User Guide
provides information about the Configuration Tool and how
to use it. It is designed as a quick reference and
instructional guide.

ƒ All Products in the configurator follow the same flow for

building a valid configuration:
9 Step 1: Select a Juniper Network Product
9 Step 2: Select appropriate Software and Hardware for Base System
9 Step 3: Select appropriate Module/Interface Card choices per Slot
9 Step 4: Select Service Packages
9 Step 5: View and Save Configurations, exporting to Excel if required.
9 Step 6: Completed

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 Configurator Home Page
Search Capabilities View Saved Configurations
4 Sections Defined
Configure Product System Configurator Support
(Highlight by Color)

Click on ‘Start Here’ or select the defined sections to learn more

Step 1
Start Here
To learn more of
the 4 remaining
steps of creating
a configuration
Click HERE

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 M5 Example

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 Step 2: Configure M5 Base System
Configure Base System
1. Select from the dropdown lists the options for a particular system.
Example shows:
a) Operating System
b) Routing Engine
c) Power Environment
d) Additional Software Requirements

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 Step 3 – Add PICs Modules
Add M-series or T-series PICs
Depending on which M-series or T-series is selected, it will indicate the number of slots and ports
that can be added, plus any special requirements.

1. Select ‘Slot 0’
The following object will appear on the right
hand of the web page. Select the object NOW

2. Select ‘Port 0’ thru ‘Port 3’ to add PICs

from the drop down list. {
In this M5 example I have added two PICs added to Port 0 and 1

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 Step 4 – Partner Service Packages Options
Partner Options
Add Service Packages available for an
Partner. Description of packages:
Basic Support Package
L1+2 JTAC and SW updates
RTF Support Package
L1/2 JTAC, SW & RTF parts repair
AR5 Support Package
L1/2 JTAC, SW, 5 day Adv parts
Next-Day 12x5 Service Package
JTAC, SW & NBD parts delivery
Same-Day Service Package
JTAC, SW & 7X24X4 parts delivery
Same-day Onsite Service Package
SameDay support plus onsite tech
None
No support – requires Service
Waiver Form

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 Step 5 – Save Configuration
Save Configuration
Save Configuration for future needs

Name
SAVE AS You can have several configurations in the
Click ‘SAVE AS” to save configurator database. Type the filename in
this configuration. The the yellow input box.
configurator keeps track
of your User ID and
saved configurations with
your ID.

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 Step 6 – Completed
Your Done! You have been successfully configured a system.

To continue working with the configurator select one of this options:

Select “Configurator Home” OR Select “Export to Excel”

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 ERX-1440 Example

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 Step 2: Configure ERX-1440 Base System
Configure Base System
1. Select from the dropdown lists the options for a particular system.
Example shows:
a) Operating System
b) Routing Engine
c) Power Environment
d) Additional Software Requirements

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 Step 3 – Add Line Modules
Add Line Modules
Depending on ERX product selected it will indicate the number of line module that can be added viewing
the following area. This number increments as modules are added.

1. Select ‘ADD LINE MODULE’

This example shows one line
module will be configured

2. Select drop down list.

When you select the drop down
list several modules will be
shown. This example shows two
line module will be configured. 1

3. You MUST enter a QTY

Once you have selected a
module. You must enter a
quantity, and then click 'ENTER'
in order to display valid options
available for each module.

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 Step 3 – Add Line Modules - cont.

Add ‘Redundancy’ ‘Adapter Link’ and ‘LTU Link’ to certain line modules
If you
exceed
the limits
of the
product,
the
following
error
message
will
appear. To learn more select the Redundancy, Adapter Link and LTU Link areas

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 Step 4 – Partner Service Packages Options
Partner Options
Add Service Packages available for an
Partner. Description of packages:
Basic Support Package
L1+2 JTAC and SW updates
RTF Support Package
L1/2 JTAC, SW & RTF parts repair
AR5 Support Package
L1/2 JTAC, SW, 5 day Adv parts
Next-Day 12x5 Service Package
JTAC, SW & NBD parts delivery
Same-Day Service Package
JTAC, SW & 7X24X4 parts delivery
Same-day Onsite Service Package
SameDay support plus onsite tech
None
No support – requires Service
Waiver Form

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 Step 5 – Save Configuration
Save Configuration
Save Configuration for future needs

Name
SAVE AS You can have several configurations in the
Click ‘SAVE AS” to save configurator database. Type the filename in
this configuration. The the yellow input box.
configurator keeps track
of your User ID and
saved configurations with
your ID.

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 Step 6 – Completed
Your Done! You have been successfully configured a system.

To continue working with the configurator select one of this options:

Select “Configurator Home” OR Select “Export to Excel”

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 Additional Information

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 View Saved Configuration
Edit Saved Configurations
1. Click on the ‘EDIT’ row for that configuration.

The following web form will allow you to view and modify a saved configuration.

2. Click on the ‘EDIT’ row to

modify this saved configuration.
This will take you to:
Step 1- Configure Base System

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 Export Configuration Data
Export Saved Configurations
1. Click the ‘EXPORT’ button.

This form allows you to export the configuration you

have saved in the Configurator Database to your
desktop, or email this information. Select the
‘Download or Email’ link. You will be able to export to
Microsoft Excel, or a Pipe Delimited file.

Caveat:
To email your order's, you must
type their email address in the
email text box and in the confirm
email text box. If you do not
confirm the email address it will
not be sent. By default your name
is added automatically.

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 Search Capabilities
A simple SEARCH can be completed by
entering in one of the key variables, such as,
Config Name or Base System Product.
Selecting the search with no variable entered,
Select [Advance Search] and the following form will
will show you all of the saved configuration, with
appear. You can search by:
your User ID.
• Config Id#
• Config Name
• Base System – Dropdown list of all Juniper Products
• Create Date Range
• Update Date Range

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 Product Configurator Support
When you navigate off the main System Configurator
web page, the left hand navigation column will change
as shown here. Clicking on any of the links will assist
you in navigating through the System Configurator.

Selecting ‘Configurator
Support’ allows you
immediate email access to
Juniper Networks. Select the
appropriate link to email
questions to a Juniper contact.

Please take the time to send

your comments to the
following email link to improve
this tool. Thank You!

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Why ?
ƒ Redundancy - If the line module has redundancy midplane options available, the redundancy
drop-down box will appear. You must order two or more line modules for the redundancy options
to appear. Choose the amount of redundancy you need for the configuration. Also, choose ONLY
the amount of 'Active' modules needed for configuration. The tool will automatically add any
additional modules, as well as the redundancy midplane directly to the configuration.

ƒ Adapter Link - If the line module has multiple adapter options available, the 'Adapters' link
will appear. Click on the 'Adapters' link. A new box will appear on the right hand side of the
configurator. Click 'Add New Adapter'. A drop down box will appear with the valid adapter options
available. You must choose the same number of adapters as line modules, otherwise an error will
appear. You must enter a quantity, and then click 'Enter'. Your choices will appear on the left
hand side under the line module.

ƒ LTU Link - If the line module has LTU (License To Use) options available, the 'LTUs' link will
appear. Click on the 'LTU's' link. A new box will appear on the right hand side of the configurator.
Click on 'Add new LTU'. A drop down box will appear with the valid LTU options available. You
must choose the same number of LTUs as line modules, otherwise an error will appear. Again,
you must enter a quantity, and then click 'Enter'. Your choice(s) will appear on the left hand side
under the line module.

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