My juniper router alarm light is red but line is up

what does this have to do with vehical maintenance?

yes

Green for full duplex, amber for half or error and red for down

Red light usually indicates no internet connection.

Check the units manual for LED signal indentification.

Take care!
damnor01

If you forgot the password for your router, you have to reset the router and reconfigure it again.

I would look for a reset button on the bottom of it. It will be very small and probably red. You will have to get a paperclip or something very small to push it in.That should kill the alarm light and allow you to reset it.

Call your fire panel representative. I have seen this problem and consulted with the factory. It has something to do with the program loaded into your system.

They may be used "Invisible" option.

Hi. I will not repeat the check the phone line and resetting comments as it's now redundant.

I always have a spare modem as a line tester.

I've seen several 2700HG-B 2wire modem/routers burn out and every single time it's the DSL signal or modem portion that is burnt out. Even if you have two or three phone line surge protectors these 2700s are prone to shorting out unless you have a direct signal splitter DSL setup.

Here are a few things you can try to confirm if the 2700 is no longer functional on the DSL signal light problem.

#1: Turn on (plug in) your 2700 without the phone line plugged in and wait. If the DSL starts flashing red then there is a hardware problem in the modem/router.

#2: Plug the phone line into the 2700 while the dsl light is flashing red. It might take about 3 seconds however it should start to flash green and let it flash for about (usually) three minutes. If it turns red then the 2700 is indeed damaged.

#3: If you can enter into your modem using the http://2wire... and check the connection status. The first two status lines should read attempting to connect and no connection.

Hi krisva2,

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Is Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) supported on Juniper firewalls? (KB ID: KB10892)
http://kb.juniper.net/kb/documents/public/resolution_path/J_FW_VPN_Config_or_Trblsh.htm


This is probably what is going on with your setup but without more information I could not be 100% sure.
Established sessions need to re-establish when the VPN Redundant Gateway fail-over occurs (KB ID: KB6372)


Enjoy!