Supported Platforms
Specifying a Target Logical System/Routing Instance in a Domain Map
By default, the router places a subscriber in the logical system/routing instance of the interface on which the subscriber negotiations start. Subscriber management can then use the authentication server or a domain map to change the subscriber’s logical system/routing instance.
To use the domain map method, you configure the domain map to specify the target logical system and routing instance for the subscriber’s interface. You can optionally configure the domain map to use the default logical system and a specific non-default routing instance.
To configure a default target logical system and a non-default routing instance for a subscriber’s interface:
- Specify the domain map you want to configure.[edit access]user@host# edit domain map domain-map-name
- Specify the non-default target routing instance. The target
logical system is automatically set to the default.[edit access domain map domain-map-name]user@host# set target-routing-instance routing-instance-name
 | Note: Subscriber management is supported in the default logical system only. The following procedure, which describes configuring a non-default target logical system, is for future extensions of subscriber management and is not supported in current Junos OS releases. |
To configure a non-default target logical system for a subscriber’s interface:
- Specify the domain map you want to configure.[edit access]user@host# edit domain map domain-map-name
- Specify the target logical system and, optionally, the
non-default target routing instance for the subscriber’s interface.
- To configure a non-default target logical system and default
target routing instance:[edit access domain map domain-map-name]user@host# set target-logical-system logical-system-name
- To configure a non-default target logical system and a
non-default target routing instance:[edit access domain map domain-map-name]user@host# set target-logical-system logical-system-name target-routing-instance routing-instance-name
- To configure a non-default target logical system and default
target routing instance:
