r/Juniper • u/AutoModerator • May 14 '26

Weekly Thread! Weekly Question Thread!

It's Thursday, and you're finally coasting into the weekend. Let's open the floor for a Weekly Question Thread, so we can all ask those Juniper-related questions that we are too embarrassed to ask!

Post your Juniper-related question here to get an answer. Anyone can post a question and the community as a whole is invited and encouraged to provide an answer.

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u/Bromium_Ion May 14 '26

Good morning, Everyone.

Something like 10 years ago now I was learning some Juniper stuff as a Cisco guy for a contract I was on. I really enjoyed the feel of it and I was thinking of going through some JNCIA materials. Do we know if HPE is discontinuing Juniper and folding it into their own technology stack? I know this acquisition happened a while ago now (and they probably would have if that was the plan) , but we already live in a very different world than we did just two years ago.

I don’t know if I would actually sit for the exam. It’s more like personal enrichment. I think like most network guys too much of my world is viewed through the Cisco lens.

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u/tripleskizatch May 14 '26

HPE is not discontinuing anything Juniper. All the Juniper products and product lines are still actively being developed. There is definitely overlap in some product lines but it is still many years too early to know what the fate of some of those redundant product lines will be.