EQUIPMENT CATEGORY
Switches, routers, firewalls, wireless, and optics. Exact model and installed modules determine the offer.
Send exact model numbers, installed modules, license status if known, quantities, and condition. Note whether credentials or configuration data remain on the equipment.
Older, locked, or incomplete networking hardware can still have value. Include it in the project and the offer will state how it is handled.
What to send
Model, modules, optics, license status, quantity, condition, location, and timing.
Configuration matters
Line cards, supervisors, power supplies, fans, optics, and licensing can change the offer.
Access status matters
Identify locked, reset, untested, incomplete, or damaged equipment.
Project boundaries
Legacy and residual networking material is reviewed with the complete project.
Typical equipment
Enterprise switches and routers
Firewalls and security appliances
Wireless controllers and access points
Line cards, optics, and network modules
Qualification details
Exact hardware and module models
Port, license, and access status
Quantity, condition, location, and timing
Project boundaries
Licensing, subscriptions, passwords, and retained configuration data must be disclosed when relevant. Acceptance and value are project-specific.
Do you buy older switches and routers?
Often. Value depends on model, generation, licenses, and demand. Include it in the project list and the offer will show the outcome.
What if the gear is locked or has configs on it?
Tell us in advance. Locked or configured equipment changes handling, and any data-handling step is agreed in writing before pickup.
Do optics and modules matter?
They change the number. List installed modules, license status, and any additional hardware in the units.
Can networking gear ride along with a server project?
Yes. Servers and networking equipment can be covered in one project, one offer, and one pickup.
What if quantities are large?
Large lots are welcome. Exact quantities and condition per unit produce a sharper offer.