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#322664 10-Sep-2025 07:49
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I have a couple of switches for sale that were removed from a production environment after a cloud migration and have been sitting in storage since.

 

  • Lenovo NE1032 32-port SFP+ switch
    More details here
  • Cisco Catalyst 2960-X WS-C2960X-48FPD-L 48-port PoE+ switch (740W PoE budget) with 2x SFP+ uplink ports and FlexStack module
    More details here

Looking for $500 each, pickup preferred in New Plymouth but can ship. I haven't bought or sold server gear in a few years now, so please let me know if my prices are out of touch!





Spending way too much time and money on Unraid servers!
Lenovo SR630: 2x Xeon Gold 5120, 384GB RAM, 2.4TB array, NVIDIA Tesla T4
Dell EMC Isilon NL410: 2x Xeon E5-2470 v2, 96GB RAM, 83.2TB array, NVIDIA Quadro K600
Dell PowerEdge R630: 2x Xeon E5-2640 v4, 384GB RAM, 1.2TB array, NVIDIA T400


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  #3413468 10-Sep-2025 16:49
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Hey,

2960X's are end of life. Has a little bit of value being full POE, but $500 is definitely out of touch.

 

I see the Lenovo is discontinued also, and not a common brand in networking by any stretch of the imagination. Given it's SFP+, it might be of use to someone but not really.


You might be able to get $100 for each if you're lucky.




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  #3413471 10-Sep-2025 16:56
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fsecurity:

 

Hey,

2960X's are end of life. Has a little bit of value being full POE, but $500 is definitely out of touch.

 

I see the Lenovo is discontinued also, and not a common brand in networking by any stretch of the imagination. Given it's SFP+, it might be of use to someone but not really.


You might be able to get $100 for each if you're lucky.

 

 

Seconding.

 

I just paid $120 all up for a 2960x 24PD-L shipped from Auckland to Christchurch. And $50 for a 2960s 48LPS-L...





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  #3413472 10-Sep-2025 17:12
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Thanks team! $100 each sounds much more reasonable then





Spending way too much time and money on Unraid servers!
Lenovo SR630: 2x Xeon Gold 5120, 384GB RAM, 2.4TB array, NVIDIA Tesla T4
Dell EMC Isilon NL410: 2x Xeon E5-2470 v2, 96GB RAM, 83.2TB array, NVIDIA Quadro K600
Dell PowerEdge R630: 2x Xeon E5-2640 v4, 384GB RAM, 1.2TB array, NVIDIA T400




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  #3414120 12-Sep-2025 13:08
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Lenovo sold, Cisco still available





Spending way too much time and money on Unraid servers!
Lenovo SR630: 2x Xeon Gold 5120, 384GB RAM, 2.4TB array, NVIDIA Tesla T4
Dell EMC Isilon NL410: 2x Xeon E5-2470 v2, 96GB RAM, 83.2TB array, NVIDIA Quadro K600
Dell PowerEdge R630: 2x Xeon E5-2640 v4, 384GB RAM, 1.2TB array, NVIDIA T400


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  #3416060 19-Sep-2025 08:46
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Decided to keep and use the Cisco to re-familiarise myself with IOS.





Spending way too much time and money on Unraid servers!
Lenovo SR630: 2x Xeon Gold 5120, 384GB RAM, 2.4TB array, NVIDIA Tesla T4
Dell EMC Isilon NL410: 2x Xeon E5-2470 v2, 96GB RAM, 83.2TB array, NVIDIA Quadro K600
Dell PowerEdge R630: 2x Xeon E5-2640 v4, 384GB RAM, 1.2TB array, NVIDIA T400


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