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01-24-2006, 02:09 PM | #1 |
The Pro/Life Support System
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Welcome to your own forum for Snap Server goodness :)
If you want your own moderator picked for this forum, please let me know. You guys now have your own home
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01-24-2006, 02:46 PM | #2 |
Thermophile
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Re: Welcome to your own forum for Snap Server goodness :)
Network Geeks are Now SnapServer Tech.
Good Show I guess it has gotten to that point. 99.9% are related to Snap Serves. We proably should had broken it down to models. It would have been easier to manage. I noticed some new users starting a new thread not wanting to read 40 page of posts. I really don't blame them. I re-read it now and then. In most cases someone else has allready solved the problem. Moderator, hummm what' that? This group is pretty much well behaved. Even though we slip every now and again. All techincal stuff. Since Adpatec bought SnapAppliance We have been busier than ever. No one wants to pay Adaptec $120 for a phone call. They just don't realise haw may potential clients they are loosing. If their goal was to force customers to upgrade or switch to Adaptec's brand, I would guess they lost 9 out of 10. Thanks Joe. What ever we can do to make it easier on your staff, let us know. |
02-01-2006, 02:13 PM | #3 |
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Re: Welcome to your own forum for Snap Server goodness :)
Thankyou very much Joe!
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