It sounds like you're referring to the Juniper Research "Renewable Energy & 6G" (or similar) report — possibly with "REN" standing for Renewable Energy Networks, and "2" for the second edition or phase.
Link Protection: Mechanisms like Aggregated Ethernet Link Protection or Redundant Trunk Groups (RTG) that ensure fast failover if a primary connection fails.
Modular Flexibility: By using a standardized REN 2 interface, Juniper allows users to swap different MICs into a single MPC, providing "pay-as-you-grow" scalability. juniper ren 2 link
Cause: Different Junos versions between RE0 and RE1. The REN 2 protocol changed between 17.x and 21.x.
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Oversubscription: If the total bandwidth of the installed MICs exceeds the REN 2 link capacity, the router may drop traffic during peak bursts. The Future: Moving Beyond REN 2 It sounds like you're referring to the Juniper
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