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MaddMatt · 05-31-2008, 08:10 AM

Yes, the PDF's are the product datasheets there are also some whitepapers, admin guides, images and alike, all up they are less than 64MB uncompressed. I thought you guys would like a look at them...

The Silver ATS is nice... e.g. if/when a drive dies and once reported the replacement arrives with an installer the next business day... the units themselves rarely die but if one did the replacement would arrive the next business day with an installer also, you also get full access to OS updates etc...

Without ATS you get 90 Days access to OS updates etc from date of purchase...

RE: the negative input...
My guys tell me that they only need to wipe a snap when someone gets a little over excited and does something silly like type Linux commands into the console etc... they can reload things but when the whole thing is rooted the only thing you can do is wipe it and start again.

Not sure that it is to do with the support service, more the user...

I do it with Windows on my home systems too - wipe it and start again... I get all huffy with Bill too...

05-31-2008, 08:10 AM	#3
MaddMatt Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 65	Re: Current promos 410 & EDR Yes, the PDF's are the product datasheets there are also some whitepapers, admin guides, images and alike, all up they are less than 64MB uncompressed. I thought you guys would like a look at them... The Silver ATS is nice... e.g. if/when a drive dies and once reported the replacement arrives with an installer the next business day... the units themselves rarely die but if one did the replacement would arrive the next business day with an installer also, you also get full access to OS updates etc... Without ATS you get 90 Days access to OS updates etc from date of purchase... RE: the negative input... My guys tell me that they only need to wipe a snap when someone gets a little over excited and does something silly like type Linux commands into the console etc... they can reload things but when the whole thing is rooted the only thing you can do is wipe it and start again. Not sure that it is to do with the support service, more the user... I do it with Windows on my home systems too - wipe it and start again... I get all huffy with Bill too...