I was just complaining about that to my CAM the other day. That, and I hate
how sometimes an image won't be listed under the most specific model type.
For instance, the IPSEC version for an 827 isn't listed under 827, but 820.
I think the same problem applies to the 1750s being listed under 1700.
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"Ben Hockenhull" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > I'm attempting to implement SSH access to a 2600 series router running
> > 12.1(7) (yep, the ipsec image).
>
> I suspect that you don't have an image with SSH included. I think you
> need a T train image for 12.1.x to get SSH. It's not in mainline releases
> yet, I don't think.
>
> You know, I was looking for an image that supported the WIC-1ENET, Voice,
> IPSec, and a ton of other things on the 1750 and had a heck of time
> finding an image with 1. the proper hardware support 2. Proper feature
> support, and 3. no killer bugs.
>
> Someone could make a lot of money if they provided IOS release consulting.
> "What's on this image? Is Foo supported on Bar releases? The hell is
> 12.1.5-XC3, anyway?"
>
> The IOS release structure is wholly inscrutable. It'd be neat if you
> could plug in a list of necessary features, supported hardware and such,
> and get back a list of recommended releases.
>
> Ben
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