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From: kozel@milano.cisco.com (Edward R. Kozel)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.sys.cisco
Subject: Re:  memory and CSC3 processor upgrade
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Date: 15 Aug 90 09:20:01 GMT
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Rob,
	cisco's current [8.1(19), out as of last week] SW can be ordered for
CSC/2 systems to run out of ROM only.  This frees up over 500K of memory,
providing growth for the largest networks.  If IP accounting or other memory
intensive features are being used, then the CSC/3's 4MB of memory is really
a good idea.

	The 8.1(19) release is a maintenance release of 8.1, which originally
was offered in May.  Thus, it's quite stable now and incorporates numerous
enhancements and bug fixes.  There is no requirement to move to 8.1, but
in general it's a good idea to pick up the various changes and any fixes.

Regards,

Ed Kozel
ciscoSystems