[cisco-voip] IPCC Express / CRS - Version Info ?

[Jason Aarons (US)]

4.0(4) fixes a lot of upgrade issues in 4.0(1)-(3) from CRS 3.5(x). 

 

4.5 is only for new installs, not upgrades, with CCM5 which only has
SOAP AXL API interface.

 

Go with Express 4.0(4) and CCM 4.1(3) latest sr -jason

 

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Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 1:20 PM
To: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net
Subject: [cisco-voip] IPCC Express / CRS - Version Info ?

 

Can anyone enlighten me "very high level, not the details" on the
differences or reasons for the 4.0(x) vs. 4.5(x) versions?

 

Release notes say about the same thing.  The software / hardware
compatibility guide is about the same too.  I thought the 4.5 might be
geared for CM 5.0 and the whole linux platform shift or something.  But
the guide lists the same 2000 OS so I am just not sure. 

 

I am in the process of trying to setup our IPCC Express Premium servers,
which came with 4.0(3) "yes they have been sitting in boxes since
January".  Seems like every time I think I know what to install I learn
about something new.  First it was that 4.0(4) was out so I order the
upgrade kit for that.  Then I hear 4.0(5) is suppose to be out next
month from TAC.

 

Then I run into this 4.5(1) and (2)

 

I don't want to delay rolling this out any longer, but having a heck of
a time deciding what to do with these many different releases.

 




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