Revised June 23, 1997
Cisco IOS Release 11.2(6)P2
The purpose of this notice is to describe Cisco IOS Release 11.2(6)P2. Listed below are the products affected, a description of 11.2(6)P2, and pointers to specific software defects that have been resolved in release 11.2(6)P2.
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Products Affected
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Product Series |
Processors |
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Cisco7500 Series |
RSP1, RSP2 |
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Cisco7200 Series |
NPE-100, NPE-150 |
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Cisco7000 Series |
RSP7000 |
Problem Description
Cisco IOS Release 11.2(6)P2 is an Early Deployment software release that supports new features for Cisco's high-end routing products. Cisco IOS release 11.2(6)P2 is the first 11.2P software image that supports some of the high-end products presently available in Cisco IOS Release 11.1CA.
Cisco IOS Release 11.2(6)P2 contains the same software defect fixes and features as Cisco IOS Release 11.2(6)P. In addition, these software defects are resolved in Cisco IOS Release 11.2(6)P2:
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CSCdj06068 (registered customers only) : IPX packets corrupted from IPX route on MIP(t1)/ct3 interfaces
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CSCdi67315 (registered customers only) : Throttling under high bi-directional load could be better
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CSCdj19231 (registered customers only) : Misaligned copying of data may cause system failures
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CSCdj10028 (registered customers only) : Packet errors caused by FDDI SMT packets
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Background
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Cisco IOS Release 11.2(6)P2 is the first 11.2P image supporting Cisco7500s, Cisco7200s, and Cisco7000s.
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Cisco7000 RP & RP-64MB images are not supported in Cisco IOS 11.2P. See Cisco 7000/7010 End of Sales Announcement (Product Bulletin #615)
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Cisco IOS 11.2(6)P1 was not posted so that software defect CSCdj10028 could be resolved. Resolving this software defect required a renumber to 11.2(6)P2.
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