with regards to Cisco list pricing, you can always call 1-800-553-NETS and
follow the call tree to pre-sales support.
if you are a customer or a partner, you can use the Cisco pricing tool at
oops - I don't have the link on this PC. sorry.
for used equipment - best I can suggest is check out the auction sites and
see what they are going for.
I've had customers go to auctions, thinking they can pick up equipment on
the cheap, and find otherwise. the economics of it is quite simple. If
something lists for 1000, and customer A usually gets a 35% discount and
customer B usually gets a 20% discount, customer A is unwilling to pay more
than 650 for the item in an auction while customer B is willing to pay as
high as 800. Customer A finds no deals at auctions.
best wishes
Chuck
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Hi. This is my first post on this news group. I am working in an
environment where I need to learn as much as possible about CISCO routers
and switches, so I am looking for newsgroups as well as books and classes to
take.
My boss also wants me to evaluate a CISCO enterprise level routable switch
that we have an opportunity to buy. He wants me to give him an assessment
of what it is worth. Do any of you know some good sources to check on this?
Are there other public news groups that you use for CISCO info?
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