That is correct , in 11.2 it was called 'P' .
Avoid using T or P releases if you do not need the new
features .
flem
--- Kevin Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "T" releases refer to "Technology" releases. In
> other words, new technology
> feature or functionality will first appear in a "T"
> release, and then be
> incorporated in to a standard release train in a
> later version/release. That
> is why you will not see a "T" release go into
> General Deployment (GD).
>
> Some folk interpret "T" as being Telephony which is
> incorrect.
>
> ""Gabriel Nickel"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> 002201c013ec$b793cbe0$12e6a8c0@Westend">news:002201c013ec$b793cbe0$12e6a8c0@Westend...
> >
> > Please could someone clarify the difference
> between IOS "T" and non-"T"
> releases ?
> > Thanks in advance,
> >
> > /gabriel
> >
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