Seth Mattinen wrote:
Recent ProCurve switches only accept "rev B" modules; I have a new-ish
switch that won't accept a pile of Finisar optics that did work in
older HP switches. I don't know what the difference between "rev B"
and older ones are, though.
Probably about $100 :-)
Jeff
Jay R. Ashworth wrote:
For what it's worth, I gave the sales rep what-for about the price, and
he gave it back to me, telling me that ProCurve switches will only
accept ProCurve(-compatible) SFP GBICs, which cost more, both because
they're compatible, and because they're SFP.
Recent ProCurve
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 11:05:57AM -0400, Jay R. Ashworth wrote:
[ Network Liquidators ]
> Well, I called them, on a recommendation, rather than the other way
> around... but several people have suggested to me off-list that the
> premium I paid them for the parts I needed wasn't really justified b
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***.network-liquidators.***
I am amazed that two people now have spoken positively about these
folks.
I had to threaten to get them to stop contacting me...and if I ge
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> ***.network-liquidators.***
I am amazed that two people now have spoken positively about these folks.
I had to threaten to get them to stop contacting me...and if I get
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 09:58:08AM -0400, Jason Gurtz wrote:
> > ***.network-liquidators.***
>
> I am amazed that two people now have spoken positively about these folks.
> I had to threaten to get them to stop contacting me...and if I get one
> more phone call *&[EMAIL PROTECTED])(^%#
Well, I ca
> ***.network-liquidators.***
I am amazed that two people now have spoken positively about these folks.
I had to threaten to get them to stop contacting me...and if I get one
more phone call *&[EMAIL PROTECTED])(^%#
I'll add that the pricing on the initial quote I requested for a used
3640A and N
try getting a 2980G-A switch off of ebay. for 100bucks you get an 80
port 10/100 switch. sure it's EoL/EoS already but it works pretty
well.
cisco refurbished equipment will save you a lot of money. I've been
dealing with these guys:
duane and withlow
www.dwc-computer.com/
www.network-liquidato
Paul Stewart wrote:
Or at least buy Cisco refurb and save $$$...;)
We have lots of 2950's in use ... moving to 2960's for low end
applications currently - then moving to 3560 etc from there
You might also checkout the Express500 stuff... more basic switch and
priced right.
Paul
Pleas
On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 01:59:54PM -0400, Tim Sanderson wrote:
> 2.5K? No way. Get used or refurbished from Network Hardware or similar
> outlet. We rarely buy new. Used gear works just fine.
Indeed. I just had to put my hands on my GBICs and a module for a
4200vl on short notice, and convenientl
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From: Tim Sanderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2008 2:00 PM
To: nanog@nanog.org
Subject: RE: Managed, cheap, DC power switches
2.5K? No way. Get used or refurbished from Network Hardware or similar
outlet. We rarely buy new. Used gear works just fine.
--
Tim
2.5K? No way. Get used or refurbished from Network Hardware or similar outlet.
We rarely buy new. Used gear works just fine.
--
Tim Sanderson, network administrator
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