My new toy. (Nerd alert! - non techs, move along)

Supracentral

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MDCmotorsports said:
In all seriousness, is this a $50k object that is "obsolete" in 2 years?

No, this chassis will last a while. At the very worst I upgrade to a bigger chassis and reuse the blades. The Supervisor V Engines are $10,000 a piece, and the bulk of the remainder is in the gigabit blades.

This is replacing a Cisco 4006 and a couple of 3550's that I've had since 2002.

suprarx7nut said:
Best Buy for Business apparently carries that too, (according to Cnet shopper) but its only 10grand. Did you mean 5k, instead of 50k?

I dont really know anything about these what-so-ever, so I may be missing something huge. :dunno:

$10,000 for the chassis.
$10,000 each for the two supervisor engines, plus six 10/100/1000 RJ 45 48 port blades & a power over ethernet fiber blade.

$50K for this was cheap. Retail is over $90K.
 

Toyota h8r

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Supracentral said:
No, this chassis will last a while. At the very worst I upgrade to a bigger chassis and reuse the blades. The Supervisor V Engines are $10,000 a piece, and the bulk of the remainder is in the gigabit blades.

This is replacing a Cisco 4006 and a couple of 3550's that I've had since 2002.



$10,000 for the chassis.
$10,000 each for the two supervisor engines, plus six 10/100/1000 RJ 45 48 port blades & a power over ethernet fiber blade.

$50K for this was cheap. Retail is over $90K.

can i ask what you do for a living???? i mean wholy shit 50k for that? dammmmmmmn! You sir are living like a rockstar sum shit:biggrinbo
 

Figit090

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50k?

yeah ditto on the job thing. but i think i asked you already...i dont remember!?

i'll have to review that one.

i love to find out how people get lots of $$.

OH NO it wasnt you, it was a guy with a SUPER nice burgundy mkIII, i think another nice car, and his son has an mk4, and they live in a beautiful house blah blah. i forgot his name :(

its one of the nicest burgundy mkIII's out there. he might be in this thread for all i know. heh.

so yeah, what's your profession??

props on those incredibly expensive pieces of metal!! what will you use them for? some sort of server routing?
 

Dirgle

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Ah, that takes me back to my networking days, worked on a lot of different gear. But the most I ever personally owned was a $500.00 router, and a couple second hand CISCO 2500 switches. What you have there on your hands is absolutely beautiful.
 

Ric

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50k for that is pretty damn cheap.

I'm sitting in a server room right now with 250k worth of stuff around me...

Two PBX phone computers (vertical televantage systems). One live, one backup. We provide office phone service to about 50 customers. (50k each). I am the florida rep for these systems, I build and sell them too.

One Kaseya remote monitor machine for a boat load of customers. (100k)

Oh, and just a regular desktop, sonic wall, a few cisco switches, high speed cable internet, T1 voice and data, etc..
 

foreverpsycotic

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damn, this just reminds me that i need to get my cisco cert, along with what else my school will give me for free:evil2: