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perpaal wrote:
Thank you for pointing that out.
By the way, can some of you reccomed witch of the latest IOS versions I should use for this pupose (main ISP router)?
And is there an overview of IOS and boot versions for these units anywhere?
Personally, I prefer to use the oldest supported IOS that provides the features I need; using the latest patch level. I also would use the smallest IOS package, again with the features I needed, but this often isn't an option with the later IOSs.
For an overview, depending on what you're looking to find, there are web pages that detail all the features of an IOS version and web pages for platform/IOS release notes.
I don't think any other vendor tops Cisco when it comes to publiclly availabe information.
