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The article doesn't really explain anything to an extend that would all us to conclude anything regarding the age of those systems. The comment "because it run
by mrweasel 2y ago
The article doesn't really explain anything to an extend that would all us to conclude anything regarding the age of those systems.
The comment "because it runs on those providers' systems" is also a bit weird. Do they run on AS/400? Or is it simply because IBM would let Microsoft employees touch any IBM owned and operated infrastructure, probably the later. In my experience dealing getting access to infrastructure run by IBM (formerly SoftLayer), then yes, things might be ancient. We required VM with Windows XP to even run their VPN solution and that barely worked anyway.