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  #655174 13-Jul-2012 16:40
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Yes but I can't say to much at this stage, but I wouldn't count on the product being a viable option at this stage Frazer




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  #655177 13-Jul-2012 16:57
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maverick: Yes but I can't say to much at this stage, but I wouldn't count on the product being a viable option at this stage Frazer

OK, so it is at least still progressing, as a search on the Cisco site results in nothing.

Not Viable - meaning because of price, or are there other reasons too?
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  #655178 13-Jul-2012 17:00
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I cant answer that sorry Frazer as its still in beta, my educated guess will be price may be a bit of a barrier in a residential offering as it appear Cisco are moving away from this space




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