Name: Cisco vs Juniper | Who Has The Best Routers? Businesses Small, Medium, and Large
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Description: Cisco vs Juniper: Which one will provide your business with the best equipment? In this video, we're comparing Cisco Routers vs Juniper Routers. We'll see which router is best for businesses of all sizes.

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Cisco vs Juniper: Which one will provide your business with the best equipment? In this video, we're comparing Cisco Routers vs Juniper Routers. We'll see which router is best for businesses of all sizes.

Cisco vs Juniper | Who Has The Best Routers? Businesses Small, Medium, and Large

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Cisco vs Juniper: Which one will provide your business with the best equipment? In this video, we're comparing Cisco Routers vs Juniper Routers. We'll see which router is best for businesses of all sizes.

If you're looking for a reliable router for your business, then you'll want to check out Cisco vs Juniper. We'll compare the different features of each router and see which one is best for your needs. We'll also look at some of the commands that are specific to each router, so you can get the most out of your router.

Cisco routers support secure, reliable enterprise connections. These enterprise routers help users implement an intent-based, future-ready WAN that is constantly learning, adapting, and protecting. Deploy routers for the branch, cloud, co-location, or the data center with any type of connectivity, including MPLS, Internet, and 4G LTE.

Juniper switches improve the economics of networking with cloud-grade, high-density Ethernet switching across your data center and campus networks.

Juniper switches can be used to make a smarter network. It is a cost-effective way to create a multi-cloud infrastructure that supports public, private, and hybrid cloud deployments.

Timestamps
00:00 Introduction - Cisco vs Juniper Routers    
00:22 Managing the network    
02:52 Pricing and Availability    
03:21 Conclusion    

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We use a few Juniper switches in our data centers to aggregate the connectivity to our other locations. We have them running 24/7, 365 for this and needed something very reliable.

The reliability of Juniper switches is great. They don't have nearly as many vulnerabilities or issues as other switch brands.
Juniper has a good config commit system.

Juniper has some unique commands that are different enough from other, more popular vendors, and that can be an issue at times.
Juniper cost seems to consistently be higher than other brands, even when discounted.

We were able to run Juniper MX switches for much longer without updates than Cisco switches.
Less vulnerabilities mean more uptime and less upgrading, which is great for data center use cases.

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We have Juniper Enterprise Routers as the core of our star topology network. There are 35 building with Aruba switches collapsing into the Juniper QFX router. We also use Juniper internet routers for our 10Gig fiber connection. These MX 150 edge routers connect to a Cisco optical box connected to our ISP

Junos OS is great. Roll back feature is a life saver
Powerful, they handle all of our bandwidth needs with ease.
Dependable, they have not had any issue in the last 5 years.

Storm Control needs to have a way to see what going on in the CLI in a more straight forward fashion
They need a GUI interface much like the old Nortel Network equipment.
Not the routers fault but support costs have increased.

Being dependable has allowed our network to stay running allowing for everyone to be productive.
Cost of the routers was very reasonable allowing us to keep our budget under control.
Support cost on our routers is not terribly high.
We link our routers to Cisco and Aruba with no issue. Interoperable give us flexibility of choice

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The Juniper MX series serves as our core WAN routers, every bit of internet bound traffic flows over these devices. Any disruption with these devices and our user base immediately notice it. It is imperative that these devices are stable and secure, and continue to function.

It's a robust platform, very resilient. It handles large traffic flows well.
It's a flexible architecture, it can be configured with provider or enterprise options (or both!)
It has an excellent versioning system, simple commit/confirm/rollback procedures!

Sometimes I wish that documentation was more robust, complete, though this has been improved of late.
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