[nsp] IOS Naming convention

[Dennis Peng]

Feature/product related early-deployment trains which have two letter
suffixes which begin with X,Y, or Z don't have any rhyme or reason to
them. :) They are just allocated in order as the need arises. The
one-letter suffixes like T,B,S, and E stand for technlogy, broadband,
service provider and enterprise.

Dennis

Jason Lixfeld [jason at lixfeld.ca] wrote:
> Not sure if this is a broken record topic or not, but I'm curious as to 
> wether there is  a document which specifically identifies the different 
> IOS trains and what trains are for what, exactly.  For example,  I was 
> running 12.2(15)T5 on a VXR and I want to use IPSec Stateful Failover 
> for High Availability VPN.  That feature is supported in 12.2(11)YX, 
> not 12.2(15)T5.  Is there a document that says YX is for blah, T is for 
> Technology, B is for Broadband, ZY is for blah, etc?
> 
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