Cisco’s Comedy of Updates: Free Fixes, But No License Laughter

Cisco has released free software updates to address a security vulnerability. If your service contract includes regular updates, snag those security fixes through your usual channels. Remember, these free updates aren’t a golden ticket to new features or major upgrades. Check Cisco’s Security Advisories page for more info on your software upgrade needs.

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Who knew updating your Cisco software could feel like navigating a legal maze? It’s like trying to upgrade your skills in a video game, but instead of a power-up, you get a pop-up saying, “Only if you’ve paid your subscription fee, young padawan.” But hey, at least the updates are free… as long as you have a service contract and a license, and maybe a map to find the right download page!

Key Points:

  • Cisco released free software updates addressing a specific vulnerability.
  • Updates are accessible through usual channels for customers with service contracts.
  • Software downloads require a valid license purchased from Cisco or partners.
  • Customers without contracts need to contact Cisco’s Technical Assistance Center (TAC) for upgrades.
  • Fixed releases are listed; not all versions are vulnerable.

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