The reason you got an eval package is that Westcon only ships unlicensed
eval kits. They ship these as soon as you order the product, then Westcon
submits a PO to Check Point, who then turns the eval cert into a permanent
cert key. This can take up to 2 weeks to complete, s o be patient!
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Subject: Re: [FW1] CP2000 or not CP2000?
That is what you are supposed to get, on the eval cd everthing is included.
You just use your license with the correct info and everything you've paid
for will work.
//Magnus
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[FW1] CP2000 or not CP2000?
2000-05-22 19:40
Please respond to oral
Hi all,
I really need some help on this one. We recently ordered an
upgrade for one of our clients, who have FW-1 4.0, to go to VPN-1, CP2000.
What I received from Westcon was a package that had the correct
part number on the outside but contained an Eval version of CP2000
Enterprise Suite w/Strong Encryption (we ordered FWZ-1). Westcon
insisted that they shipped the right thing and haven't been
responding to our calls. Am I missing something or is this what
I'm supposed to get?? Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Oral Mohan
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Network Solutions & Security, ISD
Computers and Controls Ltd.
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