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IOS image files

Xyples

Hi
I wanted to know if there is a pattern in the IOS images file names?
or what do all these letters and nubmers stand for?

thanx!

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billyr

Have a quick look here. http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-1035-6078554.html

CCIE_2011

yes there is,

http://safari.oreilly.com/0596008694/cisconut2-CHP-2-SECT-2

dynamik

Forum member Matt also has a nice IOS guide available here: http://www.techexams.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=23590

mgeorge

Nice to see that my guide is still useful

I've not updated it in god knows how long

hypnotoad

Cisco's product line and IOS versions are overly complicated.

mikej412

nl wrote:

Cisco's product line and IOS versions are overly complicated.

Which part do you find complicated?

There is a Q&A and Product Bulletins on the Cisco IOS Packaging web page. There's even a document that walks you though the above picture one box at a time.

mgeorge

Thats a great chart mike, I'ma steal it

mikej412

There was also one for the Switch IOS images in one of the bulletins on that Cisco IOS page I linked to.

I thought about posting it, but the color schemes clashed.