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'; } $(progressBar).prependTo('.dashboard-col-1'); $(greeting).prependTo('.dashboard-col-1'); if (!!($('.member-dashboard-img').html())) { $('.member-dashboard-img').prependTo('.dashboard-col-1'); } if ($('.HLWelcome a[id*="MessagesCount"]').length) { var messageNumber = $('.HLWelcome a[id*="MessagesCount"]').text().slice(0, -6); $('.greeting').append('' + messageNumber + 'Unread Messages'); } else { $('.greeting').append($('Inbox')); } $('.dashboard-col-1').append($('.my-communities')); $('.my-communities').wrap('
'); $('.my-communities').append($('.my-communities-button')) //create the second column $('.second-column').wrapAll('
'); $('.make-buttons.second-column').wrapAll('
'); //create the third column $('.featured').wrapAll('
'); // Adding Read More Links to Announcements Feed $('.featured ul li').each(function () { var href = $(this).find('h3 a').attr('href'); $(this).wrap(''); var titleText = $(this).find('h3 a').text(); $(this).find('h3 a').replaceWith('' + titleText + ''); $(this).append('Read more'); }); // Adding in dynamic Add button var windowUrl = window.location.href; // console.log(windowUrl); var homeLocation = windowUrl.indexOf('/home'); var newCoolHref = windowUrl.substring(0, homeLocation); var newAnnouncementHref = newCoolHref + '/browse/announcements'; console.log(newCoolHref); $('.announcement-add-btn a').attr('href', newAnnouncementHref); $('.featured .heading h2').append($('.announcement-add-btn a')); // Moving in the //create the dashboard $('.dashboard-col-1, .dashboard-col-2, .dashboard-col-3').wrapAll('
'); $('.member-dashboard').wrapInner('
'); $(collapsedGreeting).prependTo('.member-dashboard'); $('.member-dashboard').append(($('.collapsed-message'))); if ($('.HLWelcome a[id*="MessagesCount"]').length) { var messageNumber = $('.HLWelcome a[id*="MessagesCount"]').text().slice(0, -6); $('.collapsed-greeting').append('' + messageNumber + 'Unread Messages'); } else { $('.collapsed-greeting').append($('Inbox')); } //check for desktop checkForDesktop(); // handle click event $('.member-dashboard-toggle').click(function () { if ($('.member-dashboard').hasClass('open')) { handleClose(); } else { handleOpen(); } }); }); function handleOpen() { $('.member-dashboard').addClass('open'); $('.member-dashboard-toggle').addClass('open'); $('.member-dashboard-toggle span').text('Collapse'); } function handleClose() { $('.member-dashboard').removeClass('open'); $('.member-dashboard-toggle').removeClass('open'); $('.member-dashboard-toggle span').text('Expand'); if ($(window).width() < 992) { $('.dashboard-slider').slick('slickGoTo', 0, false); } $('.member-dashboard > .row-wide').animate({ scrollTop: 0 }); } function checkForDesktop() { handleOpen(); $('.toggle-content').hide(); } $(function () { $('div[class*="dashboard-col"]').wrapAll('
'); handleWindowSize(); $(window).on('resize orientationChange', function () { handleWindowSize(); }); }); function handleWindowSize() { if ($('.dashboard-slider').hasClass('slick-initialized')) { return; } else if ($(window).width() < 992) { slickify(); } else if ($(window).width() > 991) { unslickify(); } } function slickify() { $('.dashboard-slider').slick({ dots: true, arrows: false, slidesToShow: 1, slidesToScroll: 1, infinite: false, autoplay: false, mobileFirst: true, responsive: [ { breakpoint: 991, settings: "unslick" } ] }); } function unslickify() { $('.dashboard-slider > *').removeAttr('tabindex'); }

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    I believe I have found the cause. DHCP offers don't include option 82 so are dropped. 3 solutions are offered. Any idea how to do solution 2 on Evo? Solution 1: Upgrade the DHCP Server to Junos OS version that fully supports Option 82. Solution 2: Change the DHCP Relay to a "stateful" ...

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    Hi, I'm try your method but it's not work. The second subnet cannot get dhcp. Thanks

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    The router statement takes multiple ip addresses. } router { 192.168.1.1; 192.168.1.40; } If you use your main ip address, which should only be used for your subnet, then in routing options, ...

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    Hello, We prefer to avoid a fresh USB-based installation. I agree that the most efficient and secure method is to install the target version directly. Our plan is to upgrade to the target version using the path mentionned that preserves the existing configuration. Before starting the upgrade, we ...

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    Hello, I have already tested my upgrade path (14.2 → 16.2 → 18.3 → 20.4) in a lab on a router running 14.2 (64-bit), and everything went smoothly. My question is about upgrading from a 32-bit version to 64-bit. If it is supported, I will proceed with the mentioned upgrade path. BR, ------------------------------ ...

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