Hello Plane
got a question regarding this
For example you say
"General Availability releases are stable releases that have been field tested. These releases are recommended for customers who want the longest lived and most stable release"
But in the folder on the current release it looks like the lastest one is in there. Is this the most stable release?
I mean its the 6.1.3.5
Shouldnt be something like 6.1.2.8?
In your example you are using something does not exist yet the .6.2? or at least i dont see it...
Im misundesrtanding something thats why i ask you
Im really interested in this becauase i would like to deploy the most stable release for all clients
For now i have been deploying 6.1.2.8 With no issues... they are all working really good.
But could you please enlight me a bit more in this? i already read you link and it says the same you saying here...
I already ask about this and i was advised to just put the lastest firmware... but im still dont like it too much i prefer just putting the before version in this case 6.1.2.x with the lastest patch and when the lastest patch of 6.1.3.x comes then ill upgrade to that one.
It just a personal way to do it.. not is the best or the correct one but since im doing this on all the brands of equipment we sell not just aruba, i had almost no bug issues.... wheni used to have a lot of bug issues when just putting the lastest firmware...
It would be nice if you give your opiion about this also
Cheers
Carlos