> Always keep in mind that this is 15.1*S*, not 15.1 - completely different IOS train.
Understood Gert. I think that for simplification purposes, Cisco has somewhat taken the confusion out of what the 'latest' train would be for any device running run IOS. Now it's simply 15.x/insert variable for hardware here/. I think they went real awry with the 7200 having 12.4(M/T) and 12.2(SRx) which really confused folks in regards to feature set. Not necessary IMHO. I've never really understood the 7600 either in regards to the hardware part (I'm a router, I'm a switch ... Pat from SNL anyone :) However, I can say that we like how the Nexus 7k has played out so far. A bug here or there aside, I'm glad to see that there are no ACE/IPS/WLC/VMWare server in my switch/ modules being made for the platform. (At least at the moment) Hopefully we'll be retiring this pair of 7600's soon in exchange for 7k's. Regards, Max _______________________________________________ cisco-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/
