Daniel Dilts wrote: > I have a 16-port 100-BaseT router that is just sitting around. As > long as I would get it back (and had a way to contact you) I would be > willing to lend it. > > On Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 1:05 PM, Richard K Miller > <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote: > > Does anyone have a router and/or switch I could borrow for a couple of > weeks? The nonprofit company I work for (More Good Foundation) is > moving to a new office in Orem, but we won't be able to move our > current router/switch for a couple more weeks. We need a router and a > switch with 15+ ports. > > Or does the BYU surplus department carry networking equipment and is > it possible to gain access on non-surplus-sale days? > > Richard > At the risk of blasphemy, the UofU's surplus store is pretty good, open weekdays from 8:00 am to 5:30 pm. Read the list at http://web.utah.edu/surplus/ which is kept reasonably up to date (every couple of days or so). The only thing to watch out for is the 15 day waiting period on the items. Just check the date on the price tag. Oh, and you might want to read through the whole list (and when shopping in person, wander around the whole building), sometimes they categorize things a little strangely (like Cisco network switches under "Laboratory Scientific Equipment/Supply").
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