Your choice is as good as any. Not being sarcastic, but I have been
through the ringer with IOS and Cisco for the last 6 months.
Specifically with 7200's and 7500's. TAC will not provide you with Code
recommendation unless you are experiencing issues with code.
In regards to your selection, I would say that you are probably in a
safe place. I am actually performing an upgrade this afternoon to
12.1(5)T7. This version is said to be stable as it resolves a NAT issue
I am dealing with. I have also been told that 12.2 code has issues as
well. So Hope your upgrade goes well. I have to say that I am sorely
dissappointed with the declining quality of Cisco IOS and Hardware
alike.
-Original Message-
From: Patrick Donlon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 10:25 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: What IOS to choose? [7:26852]
Hi All
I'm looking at upgrading the IOS for a couple of 7204 routers so that
they
can support SSH, I'm after a bit of info' on a good method of selecting
the
IOS to upgrade to.
I've searched the CCO and found that I need an IPSec version, say the
Enterprise IPsec with 3Des, I then get a list of IOS to choose from,
easy
enough. I would like the most stable IOS possible for our situation, so
I
picked out an IOS 12.1(5)T9, I choose this on the basis of memory
requirements alone and the presumption that the earlier versions (T -
T8)
may have had more bugs. I've then done a search on the bug tool to check
for
known bugs, and I didn't get any with this specific version. Can anyone
else
help me with the selection of the IOS, like what else to search for or
check
before deploying it
cheers
Pat
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