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- From: Peter Radig <peter@orfeo.rhein-main.de>
- Subject: Re: How reliable are 9.1 sub-releases ?
- Message-ID: <C0LsLA.ICI@orfeo.radig.de>
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- Sender: peter@orfeo.radig.de (Peter Radig)
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- Organization: Peter Radig EDV-Beratung, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
- References: <C0G3J1.4sv@ecmwf.co.uk>
- Date: Sat, 9 Jan 1993 20:22:21 GMT
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- In <C0G3J1.4sv@ecmwf.co.uk> syj@ecmwf.co.uk (Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin) writes:
-
- >How reliable are 9.1 sub-releases ? We are currently hesitating between
- >the following to upgrade all our CISCOs:
-
- > 9.0(3.x)
- > 9.1(1.x)
- > 9.1(2.1)
-
- >Each of them fixes some bugs we suffer from. But the whole 9.1 release
- >has had a bad reputation so far, and our distributor seems quite afraid
- >to let us go beyond 9.0(3) ! Does anybody have some experience with these
- >sub-releases ? Positive or negative ?
-
- >The protocols we are interested in are IP, ARP, RARP, Decnet and Novell.
-
- Novell fast switching of small pakets is broken in 9.1(1.?) (BugID 8547).
- That makes Novell routing only usable if you put "no novell route-cache"
- into your config.
-
- This should be fixed in 9.1(2.x) but I didn't get my hands on it right now.
-
- cu,
- Peter
-