Just a wild-hare guess... but was the other vendor called 3COM?!?!
The way you just described it has been repeated by many NBX techs that I've
dealt with over the last 8 months. :)
Cisco's IOS updates have their gotchas too, but I've yet to experience one
myself, save the exception of only a few
If you want maximum stability choose a GD release. If you're satisfied with
the features and your network is performing to your requirements don't touch
it. If it running well there's no reason to make changes short of security
bugs. If that's the case there will always be an updated GD release
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Just a wild-hare guess... but was the other vendor called 3COM?!?!
The way you just described it has been repeated by many NBX techs that I've
dealt with ove
On Aug 5, 2:19pm, "Mark Odette II" wrote:
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} Cisco's IOS updates have their gotchas too, but I've yet to experience one
} myself, save the exception of only a few key versions of IOS have support
} for the WIC-1ENET card that goes in the 1700 Routers. :(
Tell me about it. I just found ou
On Aug 5, 6:11pm, "Tom Petzold" wrote:
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} This was found using the Hardware Software Compatibility Matrix at:
} http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/front.x/Support/HWSWmatrix/hwswmatrix.cgi
Is there a "go" shortcut for this?
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