On Monday, November 15, 2010 06:23:26 am Pete Lumbis wrote:
Only a guess, but I'd probably say they didn't test new
code with old rommon so they can't guarantee something
won't go wrong. I've seen plenty of times where it will
work perfectly fine forever, but if they never tested it
they
Curious why cisco recommends to upgrade rommon if it works also
on older version ?!
My guess: so they have a simple reason to throw the ball back in your court
when insert problem here happens.
-Randy
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On 14-11-10 05:26, Randy McAnally wrote:
For the record, the upgrade from SXF to SXI5 was smooth and painless.
Upgraded standby, failed over, reboot primary, back to SSO.
Please note, according to release notes, you are supposed to upgrade
rommon of your 67xx blades to at least 12.2(18r)S1.
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 11:13 AM, Grzegorz Janoszka
grzeg...@janoszka.pl wrote:
Please note, according to release notes, you are supposed to upgrade rommon
of your 67xx blades to at least 12.2(18r)S1.
However unintentionally we had some blades running earlier rommon and SXI
with no problems
Only a guess, but I'd probably say they didn't test new code with old
rommon so they can't guarantee something won't go wrong. I've seen
plenty of times where it will work perfectly fine forever, but if they
never tested it they don't want to make people believe it will work as
advertised.
On
On 11/14/2010 5:23 PM, Pete Lumbis wrote:
Only a guess, but I'd probably say they didn't test new code with old
rommon so they can't guarantee something won't go wrong. I've seen
plenty of times where it will work perfectly fine forever, but if they
never tested it they don't want to make
Where amongst the new-fangled download manager can we find the latest
ROMMON's for these cards, and in fact those also for the sup720 on the 7600?
I was off looking for ROMMONs for the sup720 last night, and it seems
that many of the files for the 7600 are sprinkled amongst the 6500
software
Hi,
On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 09:41:21AM +1100, Reuben Farrelly wrote:
Where amongst the new-fangled download manager can we find the latest
ROMMON's for these cards, and in fact those also for the sup720 on the 7600?
Call TAC...
gert
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If you were coming from SXF train and doing only a few basic tasks:
* Full BGP tables from several upstreams
* Several hundred SVI's (with counters)
* Basic netflow
1. Which would you prefer and why?
2. Any gotcha's when going from SXF - SXI?
Thanks in advance!
For the record, the
If you were coming from SXF train and doing only a few basic tasks:
* Full BGP tables from several upstreams
* Several hundred SVI's (with counters)
* Basic netflow
1. Which would you prefer and why?
2. Any gotcha's when going from SXF - SXI?
Thanks in advance!
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Randy
On 11/11/10 16:18, Randy McAnally wrote:
If you were coming from SXF train and doing only a few basic tasks:
* Full BGP tables from several upstreams
* Several hundred SVI's (with counters)
* Basic netflow
1. Which would you prefer and why?
SXI5; you're making such a big jump anyway that you
2. Any gotcha's when going from SXF - SXI?
Can you be more specific?
I'm thinking boot code (getting stuck in rommon for some weird reason) and
config format changes -- for example, I don't want to be caught with my pants
down with half my SVI's missing after the reboot, ect.
Some other
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