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IOS version when buying a router

When you go show version and it tells you what the IOS is.

How can I tell which version of the IOS is newer:

eg

12.1(9)

or

11.3(11d)

or

12.2(20)

Is it to do with the figure in the brackets or the 11 or 12 number.

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Read from left to right and the higher numbers are more recent.

12.x is newer than 11.x
12.2(x) is newer than 12.1(x)

I think there are exceptions to this but the general rule is as I put above.

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You need to read the ABC's of IOS

http://www.makeashorterlink.com/

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