Hi, On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 09:53:57AM +1000, Dale Shaw wrote: > So, is stuff like ROMMON a set-and-forget or > never-even-thought-about-it thing for you, or do you actively track > image availability and factor upgrades in to your broader platform > management activities?
For us it's "set-and-forget". There are certain cases where ROMMON
and/or boot IOS updates are needed (like SXH IOS on 6500), but besides
this, we usually never touch it, on any platform.
> Is it considered good practice, for example, to
> match 7200 series boot flash revs with the main image, or does this
> fall into the "if it ain't broke, .." category?
We always consider it "if it ain't broke..." - and so far, haven't seen
any adverse effects.
gert
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