The Day One Million Celebration in April 2019, where the 1 millionth download or purchase of these great resources will also hit their 10 year anniversary. I’ve organized by topic the resources available.
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Main Forum for downloading Day One Books at JNET
Free account required
Juniper Day One Million Bundles – Check out the official site where related bundles can be downloaded and the composite comments of contributing authors (pdf) .
To download free PDF versions from the links here:
- Posters – Just click on the link provided
- Books – Create a free account on Juniper JNET community. Then the link by the book will take you to the download resource directly.
Juniper Forums (Single Sign on Account)
This account gives access to the JNET forums and downloads of the free Day One series books in PDF format. This account is also connected to the main Juniper.net SSO system. So if you have an existing Juniper account you can simply sign in using that account and create a JNET profile.
But I recommend using a personal account that you intend to keep for the long haul. This will keep your access across multiple jobs and your history intact in the forums should you choose to participate.
Learn About Series
More material is available in the Juniper Learn About series that is similarly organized by topic.
Index of topic areas
- Switching Topics
- Data Center Topics
- Routing Topics
- IPv6 Topics
- CoS – Class of Service Topics
- MPLS Topics
- MX Series Topics
- Security Services Topics
- Virtualization Topics
- Network Automation Topics
- General Networking & Protocols Topics
- Network Control & Monitoring Platforms
- Network Cookbooks & Examples
- Cisco to Junos Topics
Switching Topics
EX series Up and Running 2nd Edition
Configuring EX Series 3rd Edition
Data Center Topics
EVPN for DCI – Ethernet VPN for Data Center Interconnect
EVPN – VXLAN in the Data Center
Routing Topics
Configuring Junos Policies and Firewall Filters
Monitor Traffic Command Poster
IPv6 Topics
CoS – Class of Service Topics
Advanced Junos CoS Troubleshooting Cookbook
MPLS Topics
Deploying BGP Multicast VPNs, 2nd Edition
Segment Routing with JUNOS – SPRING
North Star Controller Up and Running
MX Series Topics
Expert Packet Walk Through on the MX Series 3D
CG NAT Up and Running – Carrier Grade Network Address Translation
SBR Change of Authorization (CoA) and the MX Series. – Steel Belted RADIUS
Security Services Topics
SDSN – Software Defined Secure Networks Poster Overview
SRX Series Security Services Poster
SRX Up and Running with Advanced Security Services
Junos Space Security Director Poster
Virtualization Topics
Deploying ZTP with EX & vSRX – Zero Touch Provisioning
Network Automation Topics
Using jSNAP to Automate Network Verifications
Automating Network Verification with jSNAPy – Python on top of jSNAP
Deploying ZTP with EX & vSRX – Zero Touch Provisioning
General Networking & Protocols Topics
Exploring the Junos CLI 2nd Edition
Checklist for Finishing Junos Deployments
Hardening Junos Devices 2nd Edition
Hardening Junos Devices – Appendix – Medium Security
Hardening Junos Devices – Checklist
PTP – Precision Time Protocol Poster
Packet Optical Networks FEC – Forward Error Correction Poster
Network Control & Monitoring Platforms
Using jSNAP to Automate Network Verifications
Automating Network Verification with jSNAPy -Python on top of jSNAP
North Star Controller Up and Running
Understanding OpenContrail Architecture (Now known as Tungsten Fabric)
SBR Change of Authorization (CoA) and the MX Series. – Steel Belted RADIUS
Network Cookbooks & Examples
Juniper Ambassador Cookbook 2018
Juniper Ambassador Cookbook 2017
Juniper Ambassador Cookbook 2014
Juniper Ambassador Cookbook for Enterprise
Junos Tips, Techniques, and Templates 2011
Hey Steve. I am a huge fan of Juniper Day One books and relied heavily on them throughout my career working for Juniper. I have a question that I am trying to get answered.
Can I download these free PDF publications and post them on our company’s wiki?
Don,
Thanks for stopping by, obviously I’m also a fan of the Juniper Day One books. I checked with my contacts on the marketing team.
You can share the books either using a link to the pdf on the Juniper site (preferred).
or locally on your wiki server for your users.
Steve