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Catalyst 4500 Series Switch, Cisco IOS Software Configuration Guide - Cisco IOS XE 3.9.xE and IOS 15.2(5)Ex
 
Chapter 8      Configuring the Cisco IOS XE In Service Software Upgrade Process
How to Perform the ISSU Process
Cid       Client Name              Base/Non-Base
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2         ISSU Proto client        Base
3         ISSU RF                  Base
4         ISSU CF client           Base
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This example shows how to display stored information regarding the compatibility matrix:
switch#show issu comp-matrix stored
Number of Matrices in Table = 1
        (1) Matrix for cat4500e-UNIVERSALK9-M(182) - cat4500e-UNIVERSALK9-M(182)
        ==========================================
        Start Flag (0xDEADBABE)
                My Image ver:  03.06.05.E
                Peer Version    Compatibility
                ------------    -------------
                03.07.00.E              Dynamic(0)
                03.06.02.E              Dynamic(0)
                03.07.01.E              Dynamic(0)
                03.07.02.E              Dynamic(0)
                03.06.03.E              Dynamic(0)
                03.08.00.E              Dynamic(0)
                03.07.03.E              Dynamic(0)
                03.08.01.E              Dynamic(0)
                03.06.04.E              Dynamic(0)
                03.06.05.E              Comp(3)
Dynamic Image Version Compatibility (DIVC) feature is supported in IOS XE releases. With DIVC, we 
store Dynamic(0) rather than Incomp(1), Base(2), or Comp(3), and determine compatibility during 
run-time when two different DIVC-capable IOS XE software images are running in the active and 
standby supervisor engines during ISSU.
For Catalyst 4500 switches, a value of Dynamic(0) in the stored compatibility-matrix normally results 
in Base(2) or Comp(3) upon run-time negotiation between the two IOS XE software images; as of today, 
you never observe Incomp(1) as long as the other IOS XE name is present in the stored 
compatibility-matrix.
This example shows how to display negotiated information regarding non-IOSd clients:
Switch# show package compatibility
     PackageName      PeerPackageName                       ModuleName    Compatibility
     -----------      --------------- --------------------------------    -------------
         rp_base              rp_base                              aaa       COMPATIBLE
         rp_base              rp_base                        aaacommon       COMPATIBLE
         rp_base              rp_base                    access_policy       COMPATIBLE
         rp_base              rp_base                         app_sess       COMPATIBLE
         rp_base              rp_base                     app_sess_ios       COMPATIBLE
         rp_base              rp_base                         auth_mgr       COMPATIBLE
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