Re: [cisco-voip] how long to let expressway updates bake

2017-07-17 Thread Tim Frazee
8.10 dropped and was wondering how fast people typically start planning for upgrades. personally I'm waiting for 11.5(1)su3 to drop and sit for a bit before i'd bother with 8.10, but just wanted to get the temp of the group. On Mon, Jul 17, 2017 at 2:28 PM, Ryan Huff wrote: > I'd personally say

Re: [cisco-voip] how long to let expressway updates bake

2017-07-17 Thread Ryan Huff
I'd personally say anything 8.8+ is good 2 go and it's mostly still just the Jabber stuff that doesn't work over MRA (which is documented). Sent from my iPhone On Jul 17, 2017, at 3:20 PM, Tim Frazee mailto:tfra...@gmail.com>> wrote: When I say "sit" would be how long do I let other Cisco cust

Re: [cisco-voip] how long to let expressway updates bake

2017-07-17 Thread Tim Frazee
When I say "sit" would be how long do I let other Cisco customers find any serious issues before I would hop on. Wait for the "a" revision to drop. was typical back in the day. not sure if expressway had the same history. On Mon, Jul 17, 2017 at 10:25 AM, Ryan Huff wrote: > Not sure what you're

Re: [cisco-voip] how long to let expressway updates bake

2017-07-17 Thread Ryan Huff
Not sure what you're referring to by "sit"? Are you referring to a hardware burn-in of the host chassis the guest VM is running on? During the non-production period, is the business using it to validate its configuration and usability for its specified business case? Usually, once UAT (User Acc

[cisco-voip] how long to let expressway updates bake

2017-07-17 Thread Tim Frazee
Hi new to the expressway suite and was wondering whats the average wait time (if any) for new versions of expressway to sit before you consider them production worthy. for ucm/cup/cuc, I usually give it no more than a month before I would consider it "stable" but was interested in what this group