I posed this question to a Cisco account rep. He said you must purchase the
IOS and it will cost close to the same as a normal discount on the whole
system. You hit it right when you said about the profit line. The account
reps get nothing when you purchase used equipment. You may be better off
getting a new chassis and then buying all the guts for cheap. This way you
can cover yourself on the SmartNet. I'm not sure there is an easy AND legal
way around it.

Jeffrey Reed
Classic Networking, Inc.

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Roberts, Larry
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Subject: Kinda OT:Refurb eq. question [7:41838]

Ok,
Several phone calls and hours searching on Cisco's web site has not revealed
the answer so I hope someone on this list can.
My company is about to purchase 2 6509's from a company that went out of
business. I have been instructed to place them under
A smartnet as they are going to be put into production.
My question is what do I need to do to get this eq. certified and covered?
Can I just buy the software license and the smartnet, or is there some
Other process?
I know I can not be the only person who has done this, but every person at
Cisco that I talked to was less than helpful due to the part that this cuts
into Cisco's profit.

Any help or links would be appreciated!

Thanks

Larry




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