What's the difference between “qualified-next

Every route has an attribute which is called route preference or administrative distance. In such a situation, the route with lowest preference or ...

We can configure all scenarios related to juniper static routing including qualified-next-hop, route preference, longest-prefix-match and default route.

juniper qualified-next-hop, route preference, default route and longest-prefix-match rule are the topics related to juniper static routing ...

Preference is for comparing the same prefixes from different protocols (connected, static, BGP, etc). Traffic will be forwarded by the most ...

By default, static routes have preference value 5 [Static/5]. But this can be change for some network management requirements. After this change, static routes ...

In this video I cover exactly how to a basic static route on my Juniper device. This route has a route preference of 5 and will be the preferred ...

Route preference is the same thing as Administrative Distance. It's a value that's assigned to each routing protocol to show how 'trusted' ...

A static route destination address can have multiple next hops associated with it. In this case, multiple routes are inserted into the routing table, ...

The Junos OS routing protocol process assigns a default preference value (also known as an administrative distance) to each route that the routing table ...

In 'non-qualified' routes, the preference is a property of the route itself. One route is installed to RIB, with multiple next-hops, and the ...