Hi, On Sat, Oct 08, 2011 at 09:29:48AM -0400, Howard Leadmon wrote: > 12.3(24) and 12.3(2)T are different versions, with the T being the > technology train, I can believe it could have some new features that are not > present in the mainline 12.3 release.
In the golden times of IOS releases that only had a single letter in
them, "T" was "here we'll add features to the baseline IOS train which
only gets bugfixes".
Thus 12.2 -> 12.2T, which eventually became 12.3. New features in 12.3T,
then-to-be 12.4, and again new features in 12.4T.
In 15.0, I haven't fully understood yet how the new release cycle works,
given that they are still at 15.0(1) but with a "M7" attached to it now, and
already is 15.1 around...
gert
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