Hi
It is a simple software upgrade. Checkout www.shopper.com for current
pricing. I have done this on mine it works well.
John Hardman, MCSE+I, CCNA
""Randy Witt"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I'd like to add a couple Cisco Catalyst 1900 switches to my home lab. A
couple auction sites list good prices for the Catalyst 1900 model
WS-C1912C-A. However, it is not the enterprise edition.
>
> I see that the enterprise edition upgrade kit (WS-C19/28EEUG) for the
Catalyst 1900 is listed on Cisco's web site. What exactly is involved to go
to the enterprise edition? Is simply a software upgrade, or is the purchase
of hardware necessary?
>
> Would it be recommended to purchase a switch w/ the enterprise edition on
it already and pay 200-300 more instead of dealing with the upgrade kit?
>
> On a similar topic what's Cisco's policy on the following situation:
>
> If I buy a router from an auction site, for my home lab ONLY, and it has
the IP feature set, but I'd like the enterprise feature set, can I just
download it from Cisco, or do I need a paper license stating that I've paid
x dollars for this feature set?
>
> I hope it's not felt that this topic was off topic. I know there are many
individuals out there who are setting up home labs and this may pertain to
them.
>
> Thanks in advance for your assistance.
> rtw
>
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