no, this is still the same ... View more

This is a old question, but I hope to help someone.   Using the example scripts from netconf Perl API, I've change to this.   # connect to the Netconf server my $jnx = new Net::Netconf::Manager(%deviceinfo); unless (ref $jnx) {     croak "ERROR: $deviceinfo{hostname}: failed to connect.\n"; } # Edit the configuration my %editargs = ( source => 'running', filter => '<filter>         <configuration/>     </filter>' ); my $res = $jnx->get_config(%editargs); This will get all configuration from the device. And I also change the script to instead of transform the output with a xsl, just save the receive XML to a file.   Other think is needed to change, is the port of netconf, because it is in the modules is 830  and the device is listen on 22.   Check this file to change it:   /usr/local/share/perl5/Net/Netconf/Constants.pm   use constant NC_DEFAULT_PORT => 830 to use constant NC_DEFAULT_PORT => 22   ... View more

http://www.juniper.net/techpubs/software/ive/guides/howtos/How_To_Certificates.pdf The above link could also give you more information on how you can configure the settings. ... View more

Hey Harry,   Glad that it worked for you.   You could mark this post as accepted solution, that way, it would helps others, who could encounter this problem!   Regards, Raveen ... View more

would be nice if the preconfiguration utility would consider this option thanks for the fast answer ... View more

yes, that was i have looked for. Thanks ... View more

Use some of the below data to make a decision.   Network Connect: 1. A few more minor options than Pulse (multiple modes of split tunnel, start script and stop script, etc) 2. Better cross platform support  from end user perspective (windows/mac/linux)   Pulse: 1. Single client that can interface with multiple Juniper products (smaller footprint on client and easier to manage compared to having multiple client components)   In the end these are two different approaches to the same requirement  i.e. providing layer 3 type of connectivity to remote users and as other forum users mentioned the factor that would weigh in the most is 'What works best in your environment?'   ... View more