Hey Jon.  That's valuable information.  Thank you ... View more

SRC may manage them as third-party-device. Please refer to below URL.   http://www.juniper.net/techpubs/en_US/src4.4/information-products/pathway-pages/network-devices/third-party-devices.html   Thanks, /Charlie ... View more

My Only question is how do you have the connection defined in ODBC?  When SBR tries to connect to the database it connects to the ODBC driver.  The error you are getting in the SBR logs indicates that the ODBC driver can't find this DSN. ... View more

Nopes, I have defines the route using the next hop ip address of base server IP. And its working fine. Now every thing is fine Alhamdolillah Thanks to all. ... View more

@nfawcett wrote: So, you are saying that a route on the internal network should lead packets towards the NC client IP range through the NC Base Server IP address.  If that is the case, how is this possible on a 3 node active/active cluster where the nodes are in 3 separate data centers and the NC Base Server IP address is common to all 3 cluster nodes? the route on the internal network needs to point to the internal port of the node that is hosting that IP range. each device will need to have its own unique range that it will assign. the base server IP needs to not be routable on the network ... View more

Fahad, You should really read up alot before setting this up. there are alot of diffrent ways Junipers can be setup but once they are setup a change will require downtime and this is always a big issue for us. you can hide the external interfaces behind a nat but than we ran into issues using the pass through proxy so i recommend putting the external interfaces directly on the internet but behind a firewall. the VIP for the cluster is setup in the cluster setup and not the network configuration. The cluster setup will only show up if you have a cluster license though. ... View more