Am afraid this is another example why I truly believe Cisco are not serious about the SMB space... (hte Board seemes to think they have it covered by buying Linksys...)
Not having this driver sounds trivial, until it is time to deploy one/many. Sorry, but trying to configure one of these units using the keypad is just frustrating and time consuming... and SMB owners do NOT pay $300 an hour for support, like the enterprise space is used to.
I feel for the group from Stephen on down, who do such stellar work with the doco, VOD's, software et al; not to mention the hours they spend answering posts etc.
BUT:
they need support from senior management to get budget to have this stuff in place BEFORE going to market - not just ignoring things or saying it is not worth the effort...
Am real Old School - so saw IBM screw around with PC's from day dot; reason they tried 3 times to make it work and eventually just sold it to all Lenovo, was the "Big Iron" retreads were running things - and while a new 370 mainframe was OK to announce 3 years out, PC's change in 3 months (or less - and Intel makes Billions making it so...)
The people who came from the Big Iron part of Cisco, seem to treat the SMB space with the same attitude; and it just does not work.
