20th September 2008
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Value of some 7200 Series routers
I've currently got three 7206 routers. All have NPE-150's and C7200-IO-FE-MII's, and I have a collection of cards:
Fast Serial Enhanced (4) x1
Token Ring x2
BRI S/T (8) x 3
Ethernet 10BT (4) x 2
Ethernet 10BT (8) x 1
Fast Ethernet (1) x 3
Fast Serial (4) x 2
FDDI-MM (2) x 2
Does anyone have an idea of what these are worth? Obviously they aren't the VXR versions, and seem to have fairly limited memory installed (26/32mb from what I can work out). All have twin PSU's though.
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21st September 2008
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Donate to British Computing Museum or else weigh them in... 
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21st September 2008
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Yup, scrap value is all you're likely to get for that.
Maybe if you're lucky you could find someone wanting one to mess with for a home CCNA lab..
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21st September 2008
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Lol, surely they're not that bad!
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21st September 2008
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Only VXR and NPE400 and above has any worth.
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21st September 2008
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About 50p and a bag of crisps I'm afraid, you might find someone on eBay wanting them for a lab, but that's about your lot.
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21st September 2008
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Hrm, well to be fair I had expected them to be fairly worthless, but still worth more than the 2600 series bits of kit
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22nd September 2008
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Use the lovely fans in them to create a mini wind tunnel to test airflow of things?
If you need someone to get rid of them, I always find uses for this sort of kit... whether that be to hold a door open, or maybe extreme jenga
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22nd September 2008
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Do you play it so that you have to take the line cards out before you can take the chassis out the tower?
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22nd September 2008
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Ooo.. I had never throught of that variation Karl, that seems to make it too easy though!
Make sure the PSU's are in; that way you get maximum weight and workout ratio 
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22nd September 2008
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Line cards can be tricky, you have to have a rule to say that you can't hold on to the chassis when you pull them out.
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22nd September 2008
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Quote:
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Line cards can be tricky, you have to have a rule to say that you can't hold on to the chassis when you pull them out.
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Saw a lovely looking 6500 being unloaded at telehouse last week, it had obv slid about a bit in the van - 4 of the cards were indented in the middle about 1.5 inches !
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22nd September 2008
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Obv. been used for Jenga then, lol.
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23rd September 2008
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Karl... keep our jenga games under wraps, we don't want to get into trouble for all the dents in those CRS-1's we were playing with in the loading bay :P
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27th September 2008
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Alex, I mentioned this to Peter Argyle (I believe thats how his surname is spelt) over at Amsys.co.uk (020 8660 9999) he was very interested. They teach CCNA.
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