JUNIPER BASIC INTRODUCTION

First of All Before Introduction of Juniper i would like to tell you all difference between Juniper and Cisco.

VLAN Difference between Juniper and Cisco Switches

There are two port modes in Juniper switch i.e. access mode or trunk mode. The interface in access mode connects to a network device, such as laptop or an IP phone. The interface in trunk mode connects to other switches in the network. There are many differences between Juniper and Cisco switches.

1. In Cisco switches the default port mode is dynamic desirable auto but in Juniper switch the default port mode is access mode.
2. In Cisco switches the default VLAN is untagged and is the native VLAN i.e. VLAN 1 but in Juniper there is no default native VLAN. You must configure it manually.
3. In Cisco switches the trunk ports accept all VLANs in the range of 1 to 4095 by default but in Juniper, trunk ports do not support any VLANs. You have to make it support manually.
4. In Juniper switches, VLAN named Default is present by default and all the interfaces are under this default VLAN.
5. Unlike Cisco switches Juniper switches doesn’t support VTP (VLAN Trunking Protocol) or DTP (Dynamic Trunking Protocol). Juniper switches support GVRP (Generic Attribute Registration Protocol) though.
6. Juniper switches has two port modes i.e. access and trunk mode. Cisco switches have five port modes i.e. dynamic auto, dynamic desirable, access, trunk and nonegotiate mode.
7. Juniper switches support 802.1Q protocol for trunk ports. Cisco switches support both 802.1Q and ISL (Inter Switched Link) protocols.