Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote: > > Thanks Scott, > > Well, of course I should have known that io3 in my customer's > image name means IP subset and firewall with ssh. Why didn't I > think of that? :-)
You did take shorthand in college didn't you? > > By the way I did find a good white paper on naming conventions > and the release process. It's very helpful and doesn't require > login. The Appendix of the paper has all the codes. The URL to > the paper is here: > > http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/620/1.html Great paper! > > Now, I hate to be dense, but I couldn't have told from just the > filename that VLAN trunking wouldn't be supported, though, > right? That requires the Feature Navigator (which requires a > login)? (I did actually have a login at one point, sponsored by > a partner. I better find it again and see if it still works.) Unless your partner purged your account, they stay good indefinitely. > > But the Feature Navigator sometimes doesn't help, as you > mentioned, because it just finds you the latest software with > the features you want but doesn't tell you if the release > you're working on supports a feature?? Did I read your caveat > correctly? Chuck is correct. There is still a FN, but the Software Advisor is considered the best/most current tool. It does reverse lookup as was described. My problem with it is that you can't specify how much flash/ram you have to work with. It often only lists images that are too big. So you have to start coming up with older image names on your own, then plug them in for reverse lookup, and see what happens. Maybe I'll submit a suggestion... > How else can one determine if a feature is availble > in a certain release? (other than not seeing a command when you > do ?) > > I've gotten lots of answers from people but still nobody has > told me how to address a question like this in the future. The > answers are helpful, but obviously a method would be much more > helpful, as always! Give a woman a fish and she won't be > hungry; teach her to fish and she won't be hungry every again > (or however that idiom goes!? ;-) > > Thanks again, > > Priscilla > Message Posted at: http://www.groupstudy.com/form/read.php?f=7&i=59917&t=59907 -------------------------------------------------- FAQ, list archives, and subscription info: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/cisco.html Report misconduct and Nondisclosure violations to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
