Will, thanks for the reponse. I've just learned about the MX5 today.
Looks like a fantastic option.
Christopher
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 7:50 PM, OBrien, Will wrote:
> There is a re-inspection process, but yes, they make it pretty expensive.
> They'd much rather sell you a new router. I was afrai
There is a re-inspection process, but yes, they make it pretty expensive.
They'd much rather sell you a new router. I was afraid that I'd have to do it
when one of my devices inadvertently fell off maintenance.
That said, have you talked to a sales rep about something like a MX5?
On Jun 2, 2011
If I were interested in purchasing an M7i that was out of contract,
purchased used from a third-party its my understanding that, in order
to download software updates, from Juniper I would need to pay a
re-registration fee.
I found one part number for re-registration SVC-JUNOS-REG which @ $10k
was
If I were interested in purchasing an M7i that was out of contract,
purchased used from a third-party its my understanding that, in order
to download software updates, from Juniper I would need to pay a
re-registration fee.
I found one part number for re-registration SVC-JUNOS-REG which @ $10k
was
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