I think the ground shipping from CA to Wash, DC was like $4.00 I ordered 4
sets the other day. It's best if you call directly into Cisco sales,
telling them you have the part #'s & are ready to order. This way you're
not sent to presales & then led through the "what are the serial #'s off you
routers" bit. I think Cisco has most of my 2500's having belonged to AT&T
or the Defense Department. I get tired of explaining how Ebay works :o)
Phil
----- Original Message -----
From: Alex Lee
To:
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 4:08 PM
Subject: Re: BOOT-2500= bios [7:1412]
> Use the contact phone no. on their website. You need to talk to pre-sale
> first then you'll be transfer to sales to the order. The boot-2500= is
free
> but the way Cisco handles it, they still consider it as a sale.
>
>
> ""RamG"" wrote in message
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> > I will be getting couple of 8MB flash {3rd Party}. As per seller
> BOOT-2500
> > bios will be needed to recognize the flash upgrade. I heard Cisco
> provides
> > this item for free but have to pay shipping charge. I am unable to find
> the
> > link at Cisco site. Does any one has the link.
> >
> > Thanks / RamG
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