Hi, On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 01:43:46PM -0700, Seth Mattinen wrote: > How would this work for old unsupported equipment?
For security updates, you can go through TAC, and get the updates even
if you have no contract.
If there's neither a convenient security update nor a contract, then
it's getting interesting - theoretically, you can buy IOS updates. In
practice, nearly no cisco partner/reseller seems to understand *how* to
do that. At some time in the past, we bought "12.0" for all our
routers (then ip-only, for something like 23 EUR/box, but we wanted
to do it properly), and it was an interesting excercise.
gert
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