Why Juniper changed the network sampling (IPFIX) approach in the Express4-based PTX routers starting from Junos 21.3? What's the logic behind "no-cache-flow"?
More in the TechPost page here: https://community.juniper.net/blogs/dmitry-shokarev1/2022/10/16/sampling-evolution
More in the TechPost page here: https://community.juniper.net/blogs/dmitry-shokarev1/2022/10/16/sampling-evolution
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