http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/pcat/ca3000.htm
You must order a new stack port module, the cable comes with it and accounts
for 90% of the item (this is a very expensive cable). This is why it is not
priced separately. ws-x4004= (it's a proprietory 1m cable with 50 pin SCSI-2
connectors).
How-ever
Catalyst 3000 Family Ethernet Switch End-of-Sales (EOS) Announcement(January
1999)
Cisco Systems announces the End Of Sales (EoS) for the Catalyst® 3000 Family
of Ethernet stackable workgroup switches and line cards effective June 25,
1999.
Catalyst 3016B, 3100B, and 3200B orders will continue to be received only
through June 25, 1999. Orders must be received by Cisco Systems Customer
Service no later than June 25, 1999. These products will continue to be
supported according to the standard Cisco EoS support policy.
Probably best to trade them in, rather than trying to RMA them.
Regards
Frank Bruce
Consulting Systems Engineer
NSP West, Cisco Systems Ltd
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-----Original Message-----
From: Asbjorn Hojmark [mailto:Asbjorn@Hojmark.ORG]
Sent: 12 February 2001 00:33
To: 'Brian'
Cc: cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net
Subject: RE: [nsp] Cisco Catalyst 3000 "stack" cables
>> It would be fun RMA'ing the stack port module, saying that it
>> doesn't work, because the cable is gone and no spare cable is
>> in the product catalog.
> But can you really RMA something because you don't have the
> cable? That would be interesting.
I don't know what they'd say, but if there's no other way to get
the cable from Cisco, I'd do it. At least, as I said, it would be
fun trying.
-A
PS: I work for a Cisco gold partner but the above, as well as any
other comments, are mine alone, unless otherwise specifically
stated.
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