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Notable Features in Cisco IOS 12.2(33)SXH Release

By Colin McNamara
September 10, 2007
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Notable Features in Cisco IOS 12.2(33)SXH Release

The release of Cisco IOS 12.2(33)SXH brings some groundbreaking changes to BGP configuration along with other significant improvements. Here are the key highlights:

Revolutionary BGP Changes

In what could be considered a “hell freezing over” moment, BGP configuration has been dramatically simplified. You can now:

  • Set up peer group templates that accept connections from IP address ranges
  • Eliminate the need for explicit peer configuration

This change has major implications, particularly for:

  1. Datacenter BGP Deployment

    • Potential replacement for EIGRP/OSPF
    • Dynamic configuration of peers in fully BGP-enabled datacenters
  2. Server Integration

    • Dynamic advertisement of host routes from servers
    • Simplified network automation

Additional Key Features

High Availability Improvements

  • Enhanced tracking of SSO (Stateful Switchover) status in:
    • HSRP groups
    • GLBP groups

Enhanced Logging Capabilities

  • New embedded syslog manager
  • Full filtering capability on device
  • No external server required
  • Improved troubleshooting capabilities

These enhancements represent significant steps forward in network automation, high availability, and system management capabilities.


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