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b.
Right-click the device, and select Update Device from the list.
The equivalent Junos configuration syntax received by the device looks like this:
groups { # CG defn from template
group1 {
interfaces {
<*> { mtu 3k; } # wildcard matches all interfaces
}
}
}
# regular config
interfaces {
apply-groups group1; # apply-groups from template
fe-0/0/0 { mtu 5k; }
fe-0/0/1 { … }
fe-0/0/2 { … }
}
Configuring Clusters
Configuring clusters has many similarities to configuring standalone devices. You can
use NSM to configure cluster objects either directly through regular configuration or
through templates. Junos device clusters can also use configuration groups to define
cluster data, just as for standalone Junos devices.
For Screen OS/IDP clusters, Secure Access clusters, and Infranet Controller clusters,
most of the configuration information is the same among the various members. However,
there are some differences that are configured separately on each cluster member. Junos
clusters are different in that the configuration on each Junos cluster member is identical.
These clusters use a special implementation of the configuration group mechanism to
maintain differences between the members, but within the same configuration file.
Although you cannot edit the configuration of a cluster member, you can view its
configuration. In the Info tab of the open cluster, select
Members . Icons representing the
members of the cluster appear in the main display area. Select the cluster member you
want to view, and click the Edit icon to display the cluster member configuration.
After editing the cluster configuration, you push the edited configuration to the cluster
using the Update Device directive. The cluster ensures that all members are synchronized.
Configuring Cluster Objects Directly by Editing the Configuration
For all device families, you can edit the cluster configuration by selecting the cluster icon
in the Device Manager and clicking the Edit icon. You then apply edits to the cluster as
you would to a standalone device. See “Editing Devices Using the Device Editor” on
page 190 for details about editing a configuration.
Configuring Cluster Objects Using Templates
To configure a cluster object using a template:
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