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Topic # 148836 2-Jul-2014 15:15
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Hi 

After some switching for a project going on at work. 

After a Cisco 2960 2960S-48FPS-L or 48LPS-L, at a stretch 2x 24 Port versions, also after a 3750X-24T-S. Have tried NZ Computer Sales and waiting to hear back from Remarkit. If you have any for sale or know of any other second hand IT sales places worth checking out, let me know. 

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  Reply # 1078672 2-Jul-2014 15:15
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Hey, have you listed a price, location and how much shipping would be to other parts of New Zealand? Also if you are asking for a PM make sure your Privacy settings allow your account to receive PM otherwise people can't contact you. Also note if you are selling something we ask you to offer to other members first. Links to private sales (including Trade Me posts) aren't accepted anymore and will be removed.




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  Reply # 1080946 4-Jul-2014 13:17
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I found a 2960 at work that's not being used you could get for a song.

I am sure it works - pulled from a working environment but I am not sure I know what the logon/password is so you might need to find a way to factory reset it.

Let me know.




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  Reply # 1080947 4-Jul-2014 13:18
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Thanks, could you give me the specific model number of 2960?

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  Reply # 1081021 4-Jul-2014 15:11
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W-C2960-48TC-LV03




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  Reply # 1081025 4-Jul-2014 15:17
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Thanks, that looks like  a 10/100 with no PoE so bit lower spec than what I'm after.

Might have to head to ebay I think, we got a bunch of them at a good price ex RWC2011 a few years ago. .

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  Reply # 1081042 4-Jul-2014 15:43
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That's fine. I do have a bunch of HP Procurve POE switches also.




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