security patches without paid support contract?
[268 byte] By [ww3lstep] at [2007-11-26 9:01:50] 
I've installed S10-u2 on an old E450, and I'm trying to get to the S10 patch cluster.I do not have a paid support contract (and don't particularly intend to get one, either). Is there a way to download the security patches for S10 without a support contract?
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If you register the machine with sun update connection using updatemanagerbut specify you don't have support contract.Then updatemanager and smpatch analyze/update should let you download security patches but no others.robertcohen at 2007-7-6 23:08:47 >
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