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Posted by Krux
on Friday June 24, 2011 @ 08:56pm >> [ reply ][ rating +0 ] Anyone still have a working CCO account? I'd like to see 'try' the latest ASA 8.2x tree software.. if that's possible.. I don't know why they limit access for one year and want you to keep paying for updates to their firmware.. that's some BS stuff right there.. :/ I assume for a ASA5505 right? Yea, Cisco's support model is you have to pay for support, which sucks unless you are working for a company who realizes that paying for support is essential in maintaining the network. "Online petitions totally effect social change." -- voltaic |
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Posted by Stealth
on Monday June 27, 2011 @ 07:30am >> [ reply ][ rating +0 ] Anyone still have a working CCO account? I'd like to see 'try' the latest ASA 8.2x tree software.. if that's possible.. I don't know why they limit access for one year and want you to keep paying for updates to their firmware.. that's some BS stuff right there.. :/ I assume for a ASA5505 right? Yea, Cisco's support model is you have to pay for support, which sucks unless you are working for a company who realizes that paying for support is essential in maintaining the network. Yes sir.. 5505. :-) I wonder if Juniper has a better support model.. maybe I'll move over.. "What has two thumbs and doesn't give a crap?" - Dr Bob Kelso, that's who |
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Posted by Krux
on Tuesday June 28, 2011 @ 10:00pm >> [ reply ][ rating +0 ] I assume for a ASA5505 right? Yea, Cisco's support model is you have to pay for support, which sucks unless you are working for a company who realizes that paying for support is essential in maintaining the network. Yes sir.. 5505. :-) I wonder if Juniper has a better support model.. maybe I'll move over.. Junipers are nice. But I think their support model is about the same. Trying to be happy is like trying to build a machine for which the only specification is that it should run noiselessly. |