Bill Blackford wrote:
I recall having some of my aaa config options slightly changing syntax after upgrading. Sounds like you've verified this, but it may be worth double-checking.
I highly recommend using a tool like RANCID to keep an eye on config changes, especially during upgrades. I didn't bother to check the RANCID diff when I did an upgrade over the weekend and discovered a problem yesterday (see NTP thread from yesterday). Had I stayed up and reviewed the email notice I would have found the problem much sooner. At the very least get a copy of Kiwi CatTools and run it before and after an upgrade. It's a good sanity check.
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