Help Identifying Cisco Parts

[Diamante2004]

Hi guys,

New to the forum and I am seeking some assistance/advice on how to identify Cisco parts,

So far I have identified a few such as BPX-ASM and BNI 3T3/C
but I am having trouble locating the correct part number or model number on the other parts that I have.

My boss wants me to look them up and see if they would be worth anything to anyone.

The problem I have is that several parts appear to be blades for different cisco devices. However, they have several bar-codes with different codes/numbers on them. Does cisco have a standard in their part numbers. The majority of the parts begin with 800-xxx-xxxx type consistent numbering but I am unable to locate anything through google or cisco.com regarding these numbers.

Any advice would be certainly appreciated.

D_Man

 

[lui3]

check with your VAR. they should be able to give you a trade in value on the parts.

Lui3
CCNP,CCDA,A+/Net+
Cisco Wireless Specialization

 

[Diamante2004]

I would do this but the only problem is, I don't have any idea who the VAR is. The parts have dates anywhere from 95 - 2000. My boss is just interested in seeing what he could possibly get for them. I even called cisco customer service and they said that they do not have a standarized part numbering system. I am at a loss as to how to look this stuff up. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

[ccmuser]

Just list the desc right on the front of the blade.

What do you have? I am interested in as5300 ,7200 router,and 6500 blades/modules at the moment.

 

[baddos]

For switch blades... The PN probably starts with "WS".

 

[pgn]

If you're committed to disposing of them, photograph them and put them onto eBay, one auction per item - that way you'll get whatever the market thinks they're worth and not have to worry about whether or not you're getting a good deal...

 

[ccmuser]

3t3? not sts? stm? are there from a fiber mux?