- play_arrow Switch Configuration
- Switch Configuration Overview (Mist)
- Onboard Switches to Mist Cloud
- Configure Switches
- Switch Configuration Options
- Configure BGP on Switches via Mist
- Configure Routing Policies on Switches via Mist
- Protection of Routing Engine
- QoS Configuration
- Configure SNMP on Switches
- Configure DHCP Server or Relay on a Switch
- Configure Bridge Priority on Switches via Mist
- OSPF Configuration for Switches
- Manage or Update Configuration Settings
- Upgrade Junos OS Software on Your Switch
- Create Recovery Snapshot for a Switch
- Assign a Role to Switches
- Locate a Switch by LED
- Replace a Switch
- Disable Remote Shell Access to Switches and Gateway Devices
- Connect a Switch to Mist Cloud via a Proxy Server Using Cloudx
- Configure the System Log
- Release a Switch from Inventory
- play_arrow Switch Dashboards
- play_arrow Virtual Chassis Configuration
- play_arrow Campus Fabric Configuration
- play_arrow Wired Service Levels
- play_arrow Troubleshooting
- play_arrow Appendix
Explore Juniper Mist Features
Now that your wired network is up and running, explore other Juniper Mist™ features to meet your business needs.
Here are some features we think you'll find especially helpful.
Switch Dashboard—Track the switch performance against compliance parameters. See:
Wired Service Level Expectations (SLEs)—Use the SLE dashboards to assess the network's user experience and resolve any issues proactively. SeeWired SLEs Dashboard .
Port Profiles—Port profiles provide a convenient way to manually or automatically provision switch interfaces. See Port Profiles Overview.
Campus Fabric—Juniper Networks campus fabrics provide a single, standards-based Ethernet VPN-Virtual Extensible LAN (EVPN-VXLAN) solution that you can deploy on any campus. You can deploy campus fabrics on a two-tier network with a collapsed core or a campus-wide system that involves multiple buildings with separate distribution and core layers. To get started, see Determine a Campus Fabric Topology.
Group Based Policy—A group-based policy (GBP) helps you achieve microsegmentation and macrosegmentation, for example to secure data and assets, in Virtual extensible Local Area Network (VXLAN) architecture. See Group-Based Policy Configuration Overview (Mist).
Virtual Chassis—The Virtual Chassis technology enables you to connect multiple individual switches together to form one logical unit and to manage the individual switches as a single unit. See Virtual Chassis Overview (Juniper Mist).
