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IOS 15.1
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No real reason except to have the newest IOS, it would be for one of our core routers and security is always an issue.
To us new equals updated security patches etc.
Correct me if I am wrong.
I am also a believer of "dont fix it if its not broke"
Thanks for your help
To us new equals updated security patches etc.
Correct me if I am wrong.
I am also a believer of "dont fix it if its not broke"
Thanks for your help
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Caspiansails
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Just use some caution when going to a new release especially prior to any maint releases as it could be buggy. It is not as bad as it was say back with 9.x code.
If you are doing fairly straight-forward routing and not many special features it does reduce your risk in terms of bugs.
Sounds like it is working fine for you.
If you are doing fairly straight-forward routing and not many special features it does reduce your risk in terms of bugs.
Sounds like it is working fine for you.
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