EX, MX and SRX: candidate config, commit confirmed, BGP and policies.
Junos the way it is actually driven: operational show commands, edits staged in the candidate config, and commit confirmed as the standard safety net so a bad change rolls itself back.
Installed with SmartCom Revisited 1.6.1 — there is nothing to download. Open the button panel and it is there.
Each one imports on its own, so a bundle this size never arrives as a single wall of buttons. Hide the sets you do not need, or name the ones a connection uses and the panel shows only those.
They arrive pre-tagged, so you do not have to name them at all:
tag
a connection ex
and the matching sets appear on it.
Interfaces, chassis health, ARP, LLDP and the routing table.
Read-only view of the box: interface state and errors, chassis alarms and environment, ARP and neighbour tables, and the routing table with per-protocol breakdowns.
Appears on hosts tagged ex juniper junos mx routing srx switching
Route table, BGP, OSPF, static routes and path testing.
Inspect routes by table and protocol, check BGP and OSPF adjacencies and what a peer sent, and test the path with ping, traceroute and routing-instance-aware variants.
Appears on hosts tagged ex juniper junos mx routing srx switching
Candidate edits, compare, commit confirmed and rollback.
Junos safety model as buttons: stage a change, compare it against the running config, commit with an automatic rollback timer, and roll back cleanly when it goes wrong.
Appears on hosts tagged ex juniper junos mx routing srx switching
Security policies, zones, NAT, sessions and IPsec on SRX.
SRX-specific work: security policies and zones, source and destination NAT, the session table with filters, IPsec tunnel state and the flow traceoptions for a stuck session.
Appears on hosts tagged ex juniper junos mx routing srx switching
These commands were written from Juniper's documented syntax and checked for structure — not run against live Juniper Junos hardware. Every button shows its full script in the app before you press it. For anything destructive, read that script and try it in a lab first.