27 agent skills for firewall and network security work — Juniper SRX design, NAT, VPN, and MNHA playbooks; Security Director On-Prem and ClearPass deployment; cross-vendor parse, audit, convert, and diff across Cisco, Fortinet, Palo Alto, and SRX; PCI/HIPAA/CMMC/CIS/ISO/SOC 2/DISA STIG evidence mapping. For Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes.
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Design, configure, audit, and troubleshoot Juniper SRX Multi-Node High Availability. Use when handling routed, default-gateway, or hybrid modes, chassis-cluster migration, SRGs, ICL or ICD, session sync, BGP or BFD failover, VIPs, IPsec, NAT, proxy ARP, routing instances, or DHCP. Use focused SRX skills for non-MNHA…
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Design, configure, audit, and troubleshoot Juniper SRX MPLS L3VPN in flow mode. Use when handling Junos 24.2R1+ family mpls with inet or inet6 flow, secure PE or CPE, VRFs, LDP, MP-BGP, l3vpn vrf-group policy, VRF-to-zone mapping, VRF-aware NAT or AppID, PowerMode or RFP, MTU, labels, or policy matching.
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Design, configure, audit, and troubleshoot Juniper SRX NAT. Use when handling source, destination, static, NAT64, DNS64, CGN, PBA, persistent or address-persistent NAT, hairpinning, proxy ARP, rule order, pool exhaustion, security nat configuration, show security nat output, sessions, or RTNAT logs.
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Design, migrate, configure, audit, and troubleshoot Juniper SRX security policy on Junos 23.x+ non-Branch platforms. Use when handling global or zone policy, address and application objects, AppID, AppFW, NGWF, EWF, SecIntel, ATP, logging, rule order, hit counts, default deny, or cross-VLAN mDNS and SSDP boundaries.
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Configure and troubleshoot Juniper SRX/vSRX logging to an external collector or SIEM. Use when system syslog or security logs are not arriving, when choosing between fxp0 and a revenue interface as the log source, when working with mgmtjunos, or when onboarding to Security Director Cloud. Covers the RE vs PFE logging…
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