On Sunday, January 27, 2013 03:23:04 AM Jason Lixfeld wrote: > Also, the lack of ISSU - still - makes these boxes > impossible to deploy as customer termination devices. > The plethora of mandatory reboot SMUs that come up for > this platform, no matter what version, is horrendous. > Also, any time you attempt to open an SR, XR TACs first > response is "install all mandatory SMUs first".
The rumour is that IOS XR 5 will introduce "speed" in upgrading CRS and ASR9000 platforms. Just how much time we can shave off an update/upgrade is yet to be seen. Frankly, considering how large the Juniper MX- and T-series routers are, upgrading those systems is far less painfull than doing so on an IOS XR-based platform. Far less painfull. It feels wrong that someone at Cisco isn't losing sleep over this. Mark.
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