Comment Comment by goatinaboat I would agree if't s a non-EoL products. This, not so much.A company should not be permitted to just declare something “EoL” if it is still in widespread usage. They made it, they support it as long as any customer still has it. parent goatinaboat 5 years ago
A company should not be permitted to just declare something “EoL” if it is still in widespread usage. They made it, they support it as long as any customer still has it.