Which IOS release supports MFR on a Cisco 2621?

Aug 16, 2005 4 Replies

First reply

www.BradReese.Com

Hi John, You may wish to investigate the Cisco IOS Software Selector: Cisco IOS Software Selector finds the right Cisco IOS software and the amount of memory you need to run the Cisco IOS features you want to run on your Cisco platform. Sincerely, Brad Reese Free Cisco Security…

Read the full reply
W

Hi John,

You may wish to investigate the Cisco IOS Software Selector:

formatting link
The Cisco IOS Software Selector finds the right Cisco IOS software and the amount of memory you need to run the Cisco IOS features you want to run on your Cisco platform.

Sincerely,

Brad Reese Free Cisco Security Upgrades:

formatting link
BradReese.Com Cisco Repair Service Experts
formatting link
Hendersonville Road, Suite 17 Asheville, North Carolina USA 28803 U.S./Canada Toll Free: 877-549-2680 International: 828-277-7272 United Kingdom: 44-20-70784294

Vote
Twitter Facebook LinkedIn
J
Which IOS release supports MFR on a Cisco 2621? open original image

I can't track down which IOS release (if any) supports MFR on a Cisco



2621 (note: not XM). The Cisco docs claim that it's supported as of
12.2(8)T, but when I installed 12.2(15)T16 on a 262x, the MFR commands (specifically "show frame-relay multilink") didn't show up. Ditto for
12.3(15a). This was using the IP feature set in both cases.

The 12.3 doc below does say that MFR is supported on 2600 routers (see section 10.3)...:



formatting link
....but I can't find any 12.3 release that supports them.



Also, how would I figure this out? The Cisco Feature Navigator didn't help, because MFR itself isn't listed as a feature that can be searched (MFR Variable Bandwidth, MFR over L2TPv3/AToM, and MFR Stateful Switchover, yes; just plain old MFR, no).


- John



Vote
Twitter Facebook LinkedIn
W

You're welcome John.

The online Cisco Router and IOS Architecture TAC Case Collection / Knowledge Base could be helpful too:

http://129.41.16.73/core/home Sincerely,

Brad Reese

formatting link

Vote
Twitter Facebook LinkedIn
J

Targeted spam. Wonderful.

For anyone who cares, this gives the same set of MFR-related options as the Cisco Feature Navigator.

Also, it appears that the correct answer is "IP Plus". But I'm not in a position yet to see, since I'm waiting on a memory upgrade for the router in question.

- John

Vote
Twitter Facebook LinkedIn
J

I wasn't thanking you, spammer.

- John

Vote
Twitter Facebook LinkedIn

Join the Discussion

Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.

Didn't find your answer?

Ask the community — no account required