Jeff Bacon wrote:
They seem to be an incredibly popular device, especially for telcos as
CPE devices. Why? (I have no use for them, really, and they appear to be
EOL, I'm just really curious.)
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Jeff,
They're relatively fully featured, run relatively recent IOS, and are
dirt cheap. (3550-24FX's run ~350UKP). The fibre ones were also kept "on
the books" for quite a while, until the 3750-24FS launched (but they
cost a fortune).
In my experience, they don't suffer from the early 3750 reliability
issues either. (I have some early (2004/2005 ish) C3750G-12S's that have
mainboard capacitor explosions). Later C3750-12S's (starting sometime
before Feb 2006, and marked -V4 on the label) have a different
mainboard, with a differently designed power stage. )
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