This is a brand new installation. I'm working pretty
closely with
Cisco on this. We're still trying to determine if there are
any
serious bugs left in 4.2(1)SR1. It's still not available in
the Bug
Toolkit so that makes it hard to tell which bugs are
present.
There are still some nasty bugs present in 4.1(3)SR3a and
they're
fixed in 4.2. So, if 4.2 doesn't have any really nasty bugs
then we
may go with that version. We're not convinced yet, though,
and we have
about a week to decide.
Thanks,
John
On 5/29/06, Khan Faisal wrote:
> You never know what bugs exist in the new version. It
is always good idea
to
> wait. If it is running fine, then let it be. If you
need more feature
then
> it is a different case. but when it comes to stability
then leave the
> system where it is.
>
> If it is a new install... do some research on other
customers who are
> running the version that u are planning. Then talk to
Cisco TAC to see how
> many open bugs exist in the current version.
>
>
> Faisal Khan
> CCIE # 10980 (VOICE,R/S)
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> www.inecanada.com
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