panther
02-27-2003, 10:16 AM
My apologises for the title but I feel a bit strange after this e-mail
but I would like to darw your attention to this e-mail that I received
Dear Red Hat Network User,
Earlier this year, Red Hat Network reached a user base of 1 million registered
systems. We thought that this would be the right time to update you about Red
Hat Network's recent progress.
BETTER PERFORMANCE
Our customers continue to request improvements in the functionality and
performance of Red Hat Network. We have responded by providing the following
improvements for paid subscribers:
- INSTANT ACCESS to Red Hat ISOs as soon as they become available. This
means no more long downloads from ftp sites, driving to the store, or
waiting for your friends to finish with their copy.
- Priority bandwidth during heavy traffic periods. Paid subscribers have
immediate access to errata and ISOs, ensuring that their systems are
kept up to date and always secure.
- 24 Hour Access. Demo Accounts are subject to blackouts during periods of
high usage. Paid subscribers receive uninterrupted service all year.
- The ability to manage multiple systems from a single user login and
password, and a single email account.
- Immediate access to new Red Hat Network functionality as Red Hat expands
the Red Hat Network platform.
If you are not currently a paying subscriber to Red Hat Network and these
features sound interesting to you, subscriptions are available for as little
as $5 per month. Learn more by visiting the following link:
https://rhn.redhat.com/preview/index.pxt
RULES FOR DEMO SUBSCRIPTIONS
We will continue to provide free service to users who can get by with the
demo functionality. We will, however, introduce some new rules that will make
it easier for us to provide service to these accounts.
First, all demo accounts without a confirmed email address will be disabled.
In addition, all demo accounts that use non-unique email addesses will be
disabled, in accordance with our terms and conditions. This maintenance cycle
will occur during the spring of 2003. Your current account name and email
address are listed at the bottom of this email.
Second, we will be asking people who want to continue using their demo accounts
at the end of their contract period to complete a short survey. Once completed,
the demo service will be extended for two months.
The data we collect will enable us to deliver more and better products and
services, including those of our partners. We will never make your personal
data available to outside parties.
Thank you again for your continued support of Red Hat and the Linux community.
We look forward to providing you with new features and functionality in the
months ahead.
but I would like to darw your attention to this e-mail that I received
Dear Red Hat Network User,
Earlier this year, Red Hat Network reached a user base of 1 million registered
systems. We thought that this would be the right time to update you about Red
Hat Network's recent progress.
BETTER PERFORMANCE
Our customers continue to request improvements in the functionality and
performance of Red Hat Network. We have responded by providing the following
improvements for paid subscribers:
- INSTANT ACCESS to Red Hat ISOs as soon as they become available. This
means no more long downloads from ftp sites, driving to the store, or
waiting for your friends to finish with their copy.
- Priority bandwidth during heavy traffic periods. Paid subscribers have
immediate access to errata and ISOs, ensuring that their systems are
kept up to date and always secure.
- 24 Hour Access. Demo Accounts are subject to blackouts during periods of
high usage. Paid subscribers receive uninterrupted service all year.
- The ability to manage multiple systems from a single user login and
password, and a single email account.
- Immediate access to new Red Hat Network functionality as Red Hat expands
the Red Hat Network platform.
If you are not currently a paying subscriber to Red Hat Network and these
features sound interesting to you, subscriptions are available for as little
as $5 per month. Learn more by visiting the following link:
https://rhn.redhat.com/preview/index.pxt
RULES FOR DEMO SUBSCRIPTIONS
We will continue to provide free service to users who can get by with the
demo functionality. We will, however, introduce some new rules that will make
it easier for us to provide service to these accounts.
First, all demo accounts without a confirmed email address will be disabled.
In addition, all demo accounts that use non-unique email addesses will be
disabled, in accordance with our terms and conditions. This maintenance cycle
will occur during the spring of 2003. Your current account name and email
address are listed at the bottom of this email.
Second, we will be asking people who want to continue using their demo accounts
at the end of their contract period to complete a short survey. Once completed,
the demo service will be extended for two months.
The data we collect will enable us to deliver more and better products and
services, including those of our partners. We will never make your personal
data available to outside parties.
Thank you again for your continued support of Red Hat and the Linux community.
We look forward to providing you with new features and functionality in the
months ahead.