Is 6.1.4 release an actual release that we can apply to our existing
6.1.1 to bring us up to 6.1.4, or is it just a patch release for those
already running 6.1.3 or 6.1.2? I mean, I guess what I'm asking is is
that we don't need to be at something higher than 6.1.1 to download this
and install it, and once we've installed it, we're at the zenith for
6.x, right?

Will the release level actually say 6.1.4?

George

Hrvoje Crvelin wrote:
>
> > 1. This maintenance release basically wraps up the 6.x series once
> and for all, yes?
> Yes, 6.1.4 is latest patch release for 6.1.x tree.  6.0.x is announced
> to be EOL anyway.
>
> > 2. If I load this release on our primary server and storage node
> server will I also need
> > to upgrade our clients? As near as I can tell, most of our clients
> are at 6.1.1, but there
> > are some older releases out there.
> As long as your clients are 6.x.x it will be fine.  It recommanded to
> have clients and server
> on same major release number (in your case 6).
>
> > 3. Does any know if there are checksums or digital signatures for
> this release? How do I
> > know that the copy I download is a valid copy? Can someone post an
> MD5 checksum for this stuff?
> Paranoid :)  But good point.  I don't remember seeing that.
>
> Cheers,
> .c

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