They are meant to be very easy questions. This is a marketing gimmick from
Cisco. They have been giving away books for the past couple of years in an
attempt to get more market share with IS folks. FWIW they have pretty much given
me my entire technical library, at lest as of late :) I have over 20 books from
them now, everything from ATM Theory and Application (McGraw/Hill) to VPN for
Dummies (IDG). Almost all of the books and T-shirt give aways are for US and
Canada only. I know that some people have been very upset about this.
Kelly Dew
Sr. Information Systems Specialist
USPS
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To: KELLY W DEW
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Subject: RE: more on the free firewalls book
Only if you're in the US or Canada :-(
BTW very easy questions!
Erwin
>
> Apologies to all, and thanks to HML for pointing it out. The
> book ofer URL
> is listed here. I triple checked before sending. Watch word wrap.
>
> Steve
>
> http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/lm/buffer/offer/securitysolution
> /c/1338_jump/V
> 389-100K1
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: H. Morrow Long [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 10:27 AM
> To: Steve Kalman
> Subject: Re: more on the free firewalls book
>
>
> Perhaps they are sending you these messages because there is nothing
> about a 'free firewall book' when they go to the CISCO
> URL you specified. Instead all there is is a blurb about a
> FREE copy of a "enterprise campus design folio" mentioning nothing
> about firewalls nor information security at all. Perhaps the web-
> site is giving you a different view?
>
> - H. Morrow Long
> University Information Security Officer
> Dir. Yale ITS Information Security Office
>
> Steve Kalman wrote:
> >
> > Several have written me emails asking if the book (at url:
> >
> http://cisco.com/pcgi-bin/lm/buffer/offer/4006cat/1320_jump/L4
64-166XX) is
> Norton's book as I said in the note, or the "enterprise campus design
> folio".
>
> First, it is Norton's book. Second, I wonder why so many people took the
> time to send a note, and wait half a day for the answer rather than just
> going to the URL and looking.
>
> Steve
>
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