[j-nsp] Recommended Releases now posted for MX, M, T, QFX
Mark Tinka
mtinka at globaltransit.net
Tue Jan 31 05:26:44 EST 2012
On Tuesday, January 31, 2012 06:12:02 PM Paul Stewart wrote:
> One incredible frustration we're going through lately on
> the MX boxes is the BRAS function as Mark mentioned
> briefly ..... we're up to "bleeding edge" code now
> (11.4R1.14) just to get what we consider typical
> features of a BRAS box. Combine that with the first
> BRAS box I've seen that is picky about Radius VSA's and
> it makes it really difficult to deploy. We are not sure
> if the word "stable" enters the equation yet as a BRAS
> neither - time will tell as we're pushing out several of
> these boxes shortly despite concerns around code.
Ditto.
The MX is nowhere near ready to run as BRAS. But like you,
we decided to migrate to it, so we have no choice but to run
bleeding edge Junos 11.4R1 as well, just to get basic things
the outgoing Redback is able to do, as well as some IPv6.
Mark.
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