This is way off topic.
On Fri, 29 Dec 2000, Circusnuts wrote:
> Come on guys- need we perpetuate the sentiment that Americans are both =
> rude & arrogant.
I like honest myself.
> Jan- the last book I received free to read (from the =
> CCO) was IPSec. I would be glad to pass it on. I read the book & =
> suggested we replace our old 11.2(22a) DES connections, based on some of =
> the scenarios in the book. All that snowballed into a 4 million dollar =
> order for Encryption equipment (3600's swapping out 4700's, 10 Base to =
> 100 FE, Encryption PA's for the 7500, upgrading to VIP2-50's, RSP2's to =
> RSP4's, PIX's, etc., etc).
I'm sure it was for their free books. The Cisco Press books are not free,
nor are they even Cisco's techically.
> I think this is what Cisco had in mind when =
> allowing these liberties, so read on & ask away...
I would say they would be giving Cisco Press books away for free if thats
what they had in mind. Furthermore, either your network needed the
equipment or it didn't. While doing your due diligence for such a large
purchase I'm sure a $30-$50 book would have been rather insignifigant. If
he wants it for free, most of it is on the web site. If he wants to pay
for the work that was put into organizing the information into a book, he
has that option also.
andy
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