does the 1921 you are selling come with a smartnet warranty from cisco ? what period ?
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It does not, but you can purchase one separately for a reasonable price from Cisco. Something to note is this model can only handle a maximum of 15mbps throughput .
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Hi, Now the 1921 does not have smartnet service. You need buy it by you self if you wanted. And you must by it in 3 month.
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Cisco Smart-net purchases are a cost in addition to the switchThere are a variety of Cisco Smart-Net contracts you can purchase.The most popular one is an 8X5XNBD contractPlease E-Mail me directly @ david@itbargancenter.com and I can price out this router and the specific Smart-net contract you are looking for
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Not is original, but is offered such original Cisco, for me this purchase was fraud
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Not sure about warranty. Suggest contacting Honeywell on that. But I am extremely satisfied with this WI-FI device.
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Hi Tom, yes we have 4 units available. These are not in the original Cisco packaging, but they are Cisco original and Cisco labeled optics. These optics will be in excellent physical and working condition and include a Lifetime warranty. Shipping to Canada takes via Int't Economy takes 2-3 days (not weeks). Thank you - Scott
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Tim said a google search ought to reveal the path. I think you are looking for 7.4.1.37 but sourcing it may not be the easiest thing. Cisco is fairly tight with their firmware.
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The warranty is for 12 months, with an extra 3 months if you register it online. http://www.oliso.com/index.php/support/registration/smartiron
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I bought my B1265DNF from an Amazon seller, and its warranty was transferred to me, but only had about a month remaining in its one-year warranty. I did get a good price, though, so I'm not complaining.
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Carlos, I would highly recommend you NOT buy this system. The system has a number of inherent faults right out of the box. Tech support is helpful, but to be honest, the help leads more to what it CANNOT do, than what it SHOULD do....Recommend you look at one of the CISCO systems.
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I bought mine over a year ago (it appears to have been manufactured in June of 2013), have since upgraded the flash RAM (larger CF card) and have a SmartNET contract, so I've moved files around and downloaded updates and can't be absolutely sure. However, I looked at the included CD with software on it, which I never opened, and it indicates the revision 8.3(1) on it. I'm assuming models manufactured more recently would have a more current IOS, so hopefully you'll hear from a recent buyer. If you really get stuck and need more certainty, perhaps the vendor could at least supply you with a few representative serial numbers or manufacturing dates and you could get help on the Cisco site. Look for the page/doc "ASA New Features by Software Release" which indicates the dates when new versions are released along with descriptions of features. (You probably already know, but also be sure and check the 5505 against the doc "ASA Compatibility Matrix," too.) From that doc and the manufacturing date the vendor gives you perhaps you could surmise what the included version is. However, given that corporations are often slow "getting in sync" with themselves if the manufacturing date was relatively "close" to the IOS release date, I would assume the version you'd get would still be one or maybe even two back. Hope this helps in some small way. Good luck!
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No it does not come with it. You download it from Cisco.com. And this router is fully Cisco Config Pro compatible and I recommend it unless you are a CLI master. I use CLI but the GUI actually works very well indeed.
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Yes, Samson Audio provides a one year warranty for the H2n. I believe I registered mine through their website.
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I'm sorry I can not answer your question. I quit using this router a couple of years ago because it was nothing but trouble and Cisco was little if any help even when I paid them once for an on line session with a tech. I will not buy anything from Cisco, again, ever.
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They are not the same. Cisco 2203 has a telephone jack to connects to voip (voice operated internet protocol), and it seems to have a battery that the model cisco 2100 do not have. I use my cisco 2100 whith magic jack and it works fine. Also, there is about $ 100.00 dollars difference, making cisco 2100 cheaper and it works great.
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I didn't see any mention of that company you mentioned anywhere on the router, but as you can clearly see on the title of the router "Cisco Linksys Refurbished E1000" . So one can assume that it is a refurbish by Linksys by that clue.
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1 Year to US and Canada was included when I bought but they changed their terms after only a few months in. Gave me limited minutes to Canada. So, I returned. As of last I check Amazon had not updated their site with correct information. I would go a different route than buying netTalk
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All the network items like routers that I've bought from Amazon are the most current versions. No guarantees of course, but they move so much inventory I can't imagine they would still have old versions lying about.
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I'm not 100% sure for tomato, but I do know for DD-WRT you would want the 4302 bin for the 8302.(I have the 7301 and 7302, and those are 3301/3302 respectively, the 8301/8302 are actually 4301/4301 units)The stock firmware is junk. the share and sharemax (3302/3301) have gone up a lot in prices since i started buying them. thinking of trying to get some of these to play with :)