[j-nsp] Subject: EX3200/4200 software | Requesting Clarification

[alaerte vidali]

I believe it is just a matter of time for Juniper having similar problems as
Cisco, like the one you pointed. Another one that came to my mind is new
software that needs to support old protocols/features that one/two company
is using worldwide.

Hope they can innovate finding a way to keep it as simple as possible even
facing similar problems.

Br,
Alaerte



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> Date: Wed, 10 Jun 2009 07:59:52 -0700
> From: Bill Blackford <BBlackford at nwresd.k12.or.us>
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> I'm a bit confused on the current versioning train. I have 9.4R1.8 running
> on my 3200's. People have posted on this list stating that the latest is the
> greatest with the EX series being so new and all. With that strategy in
> mind, I'm getting ready to upgrade the latest 9.5. Yesterday, my Juniper rep
> sent me a notification about 9.3S1.6. This seems to be a special release and
> perhaps outside of the standard train.
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> Now, do I back rev to this one or do I wait for a 9.4 or even 9.5 version
> to come out?
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> <rant>
> My other concern is that I seriously hope that Juniper isn't going down the
> path that Cisco chose to support an endless serious of code forks and thusly
> creating a Winchester House labyrinth of JUNOS choices.
> </rant>
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> Thank you all
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> -b
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