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Few K2 Bug Fixes
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Apr 8, 2010 9:23 AM
For those of you already using K2, does this line up with your experience?
http://www.mspmentor.net/2010/04/05/kaseya-2-upgrades-top-1600-customers/
This statement didn't seem to line up with what I'm hearing on the forums here:
[INDENT]"Blackie concedes that Kaseya faced a “backlog of calls” for a couple of weeks but he says the calls didn’t involve software bugs. “It’s not that the quality of our support hasn’t been good,” said Blackie. “It’s the volume of support on the same types of [educational] inquiries.”
He notes that Kaseya 2 hasn’t required many bug fixes from the development team so far
. Rather, it’s all about front-line education to ensure upgrades go more smoothly." [emphasis mine][/INDENT]
RCS-Michael
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Apr 8, 2010 9:48 PM
[QUOTE=RCS-Michael;56799]For those of you already using K2, does this line up with your experience?
http://www.mspmentor.net/2010/04/05/kaseya-2-upgrades-top-1600-customers/
This statement didn't seem to line up with what I'm hearing on the forums here:
[INDENT]"Blackie concedes that Kaseya faced a “backlog of calls” for a couple of weeks but he says the calls didn’t involve software bugs. “It’s not that the quality of our support hasn’t been good,” said Blackie. “It’s the volume of support on the same types of [educational] inquiries.”
He notes that Kaseya 2 hasn’t required many bug fixes from the development team so far
. Rather, it’s all about front-line education to ensure upgrades go more smoothly." [emphasis mine][/INDENT]
RCS-Michael[/QUOTE]
Pretty much every ticket I've opened required a bug fix, and I have a bunch of other issues that I haven't opened tickets for yet. None of them required me to be "educated", although based on some of the basic questions I see all the time in this forum, or just plain wrong information posted by some people, I don't doubt that they waste a lot of their time on that sort of thing.
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Apr 8, 2010 11:00 PM
It was a really good learning curve dealing with K2 and support with the upgrade to K2 and the problems. So I would say I was educated.
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Apr 9, 2010 2:45 AM
The security tab yielded an error that KES 2.1 failed to start for 12 solid days before Kaseya support figured out what the problem was.
I would call that a bug.
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Apr 9, 2010 4:40 AM
If this was LiveJournal, I'd be using my Beaker (from The Muppets) icon, jaw dropped, with the text which says, "WAT."
Really. So, the daily mass o' hotfixes aren't for fixing bugs? Really?
Educational queries. Yeah,
somebody
was getting an education... usually the tech, being educated on where exactly my K2 rig was going to pieces today.
Argh.
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Apr 10, 2010 2:59 AM
We haven't migrated to K2 yet but will be shortly. Didn't wait on the 5.0 "upgrade" and learned our lesson. According to the article which I read previously they seem to be blaming most if not all issues on people not following the checklist and skipping steps. Most of the people with problems on these forums have been posting for a long time and seem very knowledgeable. I find it hard to believe that they all skipped steps. I just had to chuckle at some of the comments in that article.
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Apr 10, 2010 4:11 AM
good luck on the upgrade. All I can say is keep your sales rep phone number handy.
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Apr 14, 2010 1:10 PM
I went on holidays for 3 weeks in Europe.
Came back and almost all of the outstanding problems here have been fixed!
No pain, no stress, but I did put on a couple of kilos
from the food in France.
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