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Longboard
April 9th, 2008, 11:53 AM
@Todd:re
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=205644
Thanks for update. :)
Good to hear that Leapfrog is a going concern.
Glad to hear that FD-ISR will continue even as 'scaled back' version from HDS.
Have to say that I'm a little disappointed..was hoping for some thing a little different, a little more oriented to FDISR rather than HDS maybe....but que sera sera.
V.Happy to hear you will be continuing to appear @ Wilders.
A few q's if I may:
-will updates to to FDISR (last Raxco/BootBack) full ie multi snapshot and archive function versions, continue to be developed and released to current owners?
-as licensee of full version; where do I go for support or fresh d/l if req?
-will the 'Server' version continue to be available, and continue to be developed?
I hope the new FDISR is a stunning success for you.
Betcha there will be other q's
regards.
ErikAlbert
April 9th, 2008, 01:01 PM
Same feelings here and same questions also. I was even surprised the original thread was closed.
Leapfrog Software
April 9th, 2008, 02:33 PM
Greetings Longboard,
Glad to hear from. Hope all is well down under.
Q:Will updates to to FDISR (last Raxco/BootBack) full ie multi snapshot and archive function versions, continue to be developed and released to current owners?
A: Yes. Raxco and Bootback builds are being sent to the respective compaines as we update the product. The LSI FirstDefense-ISR product build is being updated as well, since some of you are using that product. At some point in the future we may decide to migrate all to the LSI version, a full-featured product.
Q: As licensee of full version; where do I go for support or fresh d/l if req
A: The vender that you purchased from has the latest releases.
Q: Will the 'Server' version continue to be available, and continue to be developed?
A: Yes
I know there will be other questions. Please feel free to ask. Some answers may be a bit vague since we our venturing down this new path and there are many unknowns. I should be interesting for all of us.
lucas1985
April 9th, 2008, 02:39 PM
-{ Quote: "
Q: Will the 'Server' version continue to be available, and continue to be developed?
A: Yes
" }-
So the "full" FD-ISR is still alive, altough at a higher price. Who is the seller of FD-ISR Server?
Peter2150
April 9th, 2008, 02:59 PM
-{ Quote: "
Q:Will updates to to FDISR (last Raxco/BootBack) full ie multi snapshot and archive function versions, continue to be developed and released to current owners?
A: Yes. Raxco and Bootback builds are being sent to the respective compaines as we update the product. The LSI FirstDefense-ISR product build is being updated as well, since some of you are using that product. At some point in the future we may decide to migrate all to the LSI version, a full-featured product." }-
That's interesting Todd. I gathered from Raxco they would only provide support until your maintenance contracts ran out, or 1 year. Are you saying there will be additional updates?
Pete
Leapfrog Software
April 9th, 2008, 03:21 PM
Q:So the "full" FD-ISR is still alive, altough at a higher price.
A: Well actually the ISR technology is being sold more so than the previous product.
Q:Who is the seller of FD-ISR Server?
A: Both FD-ISR Workstation and Server are not being sold in previous form.
Leapfrog Software
April 9th, 2008, 03:28 PM
Q: I gathered from Raxco they would only provide support until your maintenance contracts ran out, or 1 year. Are you saying there will be additional updates?
A: The support contracts are between the vender and the customer. We continue to send updates until the vender has no more need for them (the contracts run out). I believe Raxco's is one year. At that time, I am looking into the migration of existing customers over to LSI to download future builds beyond that. This is an area that is largly undecided at this point.
ErikAlbert
April 10th, 2008, 06:32 AM
Q: So FD-ISR Workstation = FD-ISR Rescue now. Which features are removed in the new FD-ISR Server?
Leapfrog Software
April 10th, 2008, 10:02 AM
Greetings ErikAlbert,
"FD-ISR Server's" feature set is being defined now. I am going to keep quiet on this since the product has not been fully solidified and I still have the features as a moving target.
ErikAlbert
April 10th, 2008, 01:57 PM
-{ Quote: "Greetings ErikAlbert,
"FD-ISR Server's" feature set is being defined now. I am going to keep quiet on this since the product has not been fully solidified and I still have the features as a moving target." }-
I understand. Thank you :)
Longboard
April 10th, 2008, 06:36 PM
-{ Quote: "I believe Raxco's is one year" }-.
Yes, they (Raxco) have been very supportive, but I suspect that effort on their part may cease soon; it is well more than one year for me. :(
-{ Quote: "I am looking into the migration of existing customers over to LSI to download future builds beyond that. " }-That sounds very tasty. :)
-{ Quote: "This is an area that is largely undecided at this point." }-That sounds a bit less tasty :-\
Sorry Todd, I realise that some of the handwringing has ;) may have been a bit undignified, but damnit man, you created such a wonderful powerful tool, that losing it has been a trauma: like losing a finger: very painful,not fatal; but rather have it back, and -ahem- without casting stones relationships with HDS have occasionally been a bit strained for some of the FDISR-Workstation users (that would be us: the "pimple on the bum" here at wilders ;D ).
Empath
April 11th, 2008, 12:49 AM
-{ Quote: ".
........ relationships with HDS have occasionally been a bit strained ..........." }-
Much of that has been due to the belief and accusation that HDS stripped down FS-ISR to limit competition to their Rollback software. As has been made obvious now, that wasn't the reason at all.
EASTER
April 11th, 2008, 03:21 AM
Just as loyal as Erik Albert is to the Genuine FD-ISR Workstation before the sudden unexpected distributorship transfer, i nonetheless remain optimistic that at some point Leapfrog Inc will split off at least a portion of their newest innovations to be served directly from them apart from outsourcing sales. ;D
After all, you guys have proven to generate a very heavyweight research and development laboratory full of some pretty sharp pencils and blueprints with top programmers.
At least thats the impression FD-ISR (Authentic) is relayed to not only myself but plenty of other customers who routed thru RAXCO at one time.
EASTER
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