These two are totally different products.  As mentioned above they could coexist (but it's not necessary as SRC could work with not-Juniper RADIUS servers, same applies to SBR itself: it could handle requests coming from non-juniper equipment).  Hope this helps    ... View more

There is no limit to the number of routes you can choose to configure; the numbers you are quoting would not be easily manageable (as you are aware); however, there is nothing that would prevent this. Virtual ports == virtual IPs == additional IP address on the same network. You can choose to do VLANs if desired as a separate sequence/access mechanism ... View more

Hello Zany Thank You. It is humbly requested to please remove @xyz from your reply :D. As far as connectivity is concerned the cluster is composed of SA6500 & is connected via same Virtual Chassis There is no firewall in between. One thing that i can see is that one node in cluster is connected to primary switch & second node is connected to the backup switch in VC but this does not seems to be an issue.There are no flaps on physical ports on VC. On the other hand NSMExpress losses communication with backup node in this cluster and shows as down and then comes back up again.After investigation it says can not bring time stamps from back up and after sometomes from master. Thanks & Regards Malik1 @ :D ... View more