Juniper just released the latest Juniper Ambassador cookbook today, and have included some articles that I have written over the past year. You can download it via the link below. My Recipes are Recipe #6, and Recipe #9:

http://forums.juniper.net/t5/Day-One-Books/Day-One-Juniper-Ambassadors-Cookbook-for-2014/ba-p/258419

There’s some fantastic resources in here about the SRX and MX, and interoperability with other vendors. I hope you all enjoy this book!

Clay is a recovering server guy that has learned how networks and security worked and used it to his advantage. He is always eager to learn a new technology or technique as there are never enough tools in the toolbox for solving problems in modern networking and server environment. Clay is always striving to make the "more perfect" network available to peers and users. He currently an active Juniper Ambassador, and has contributed to multiple Juniper Day One guides to solve both old and new problems that engineers face in their networks. Clay is a talented individual that enjoys the new challenges that are facing next generation networks, both large and small.

Clay has achieved two of the highest certifications from Juniper Networks: the JNCIE-SEC (Certification Number #69) for his proficiency in Juniper Networks security platforms, and the JNCIE-ENT (Certification Number #492) for his proficiency in Juniper Networks enterprise routing and switching platforms. He is also certified as a Pulse Secure Certified Instructor and Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Instructor. Outside of the of the certifications above, Clay also has experience with securing cloud-provider networks while ensuring the highest levels of performance to serve its users.

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