On Sun, 8 Feb 2003, Dave Eells wrote: > I bought redhat 8.0 about 1 1/2 months ago. Little did I know it only > gave update support for 30 days. I did realize it not long into the > software. So I updated a couple days before the 30 days were up. Today I > tried and sure enough I can't do anything unless I buy another
Ahhh....maybe you need to read the information on Red Hat's web site? Read the "Demo" account setion below. The account never expires...unless you don't respond to the survery request. No cost....except a bit of your time. Should Red Hat make this more clear? Maybe so.... Demo refers to our complimentary service level. Any user may receive one Demo account with Red Hat Network to receive notifications and system updates. Demo users are asked to take a short survey every 60 days in order to provide Red Hat with valued customer input and to validate that the account is still active. Please note that there can be only one demo account per email address. Note: A Demo account does not provide guaranteed access to errata or bandwidth allocation during peak times, as these resources are reserved for paying subscribers. For this reason, Red Hat strongly recommends purchasing at least a Basic service level if you are using your Linux system for home or business production use. Basic service level subscriptions to Red Hat Network allow individuals to register one or more systems, manage these systems independently, receive priority access to Red Hat Network, and download Instant ISOs (full versions of Red Hat Linux). Basic subscriptions are $60 per system and renew annually. Customers may receive also limited time (less than one year) Basic subscriptions with the Red Hat Linux distribution products. Read more. Enterprise service level subscriptions to Red Hat Network allow organizations to manage multiple systems, individually or in groups of systems. Enterprise subscriptions efficiently combine the power and flexibility of fine-grained control with the scalability to support thousands of systems. Read more. -- http://www.shorewall.net/ for all your firewall needs -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
