JUNOS Missing Interfaces! |
Cause: JUNOS 9.3 uses expired default certificates on EEOL equipment. For example, the J2300 certificates uses a certificate with expiration of 3/24/2014.
Quick Fix: Change the date JUNOS system to a date before 3/24/2014:
set date 200403311010.10
Long-term Fix: Use shell script to disable the synchronization between the hardware clock and the software clock:
- Disable NTP (if applicable).
root@hostname> deactivate system ntp
- Set date back ~10 years in JUNOS.
root@hostname> set date 200403311010.10
- The rc utility is a command script that automatically runs at boot-up or shutdown. Configure the following script to disable the synchronization between the system's hardware and software time:
root@host> start shell
root% sysctl -w machdep.disable_rtc_set=1
root% touch /cf/etc/rc.custom
root% chmod +x /cf/etc/rc.custom
root% echo "sysctl -w machdep.disable_rtc_set=1" > /cf/etc/rc.custom
root% cat /cf/etc/rc.custom - Reconfigure NTP or set time manually in JUNOS.
root@hostname> set date 201509151010.10
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