06-01-2019 10:10 PM
Hello,
I have a question about the new versions of IOS XR and their compatibility with old RSP440.
On the one hand, in Release Notes there is a line saying: "From Release 6.5.1 the Cisco ASR 9000 Series Route Switch Processor 440 (2nd Generation) has reached EoL, therefore the RSP440 is not supported."
On the other hand, in the same Release Notes in PDF there is no such a line, but, on the contrary, there are a lot of mentions of RSP440 in Table 2 (page 5 and further).
So, can I upgrade my RSP440 to 6.6.2 32-bit version or not? And if it isn't compatible - why do we still have a 32-bit version of 6.6.2, for what kind of platform?
Regards,
Valery
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06-02-2019 05:24 AM
yeah that is correct, XR64 is the last release for the RSP440. while the code to support it is there for xr65, it is no longer part of our test scenarios so it is not advisable to use that. there is some unclear documentation out there that we are trying to fix to make it a more coherent and clear story.
rsp440 only runs classic XR.
cheers!
xander
06-02-2019 04:49 AM
Hi Valery,
RSP440 with 6.5.1 is not supported anymore. that part is correct.
the 32bit software will work on the RSP RSP880 or the larger system with independent fabric such as the asr99xx that use RP3
Thanks
06-02-2019 05:24 AM
yeah that is correct, XR64 is the last release for the RSP440. while the code to support it is there for xr65, it is no longer part of our test scenarios so it is not advisable to use that. there is some unclear documentation out there that we are trying to fix to make it a more coherent and clear story.
rsp440 only runs classic XR.
cheers!
xander
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