Apple Xserve 14-Bay RAID Network Storage Array Enclosure NO HDD A1009 #1 For Sale

Apple Xserve 14-Bay RAID Network Storage Array Enclosure NO HDD  A1009 #1
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Apple Xserve 14-Bay RAID Network Storage Array Enclosure NO HDD A1009 #1:
$335.00

Unit powers on and runs smooth.


Shows some scratches marks and dings. Top of unit has scratches.


Comes configured as pictured.


Not checked for passwords, factory reset, licenses, etc.- all are buyers responsibility.


Not tested beyond what is listed. Any issues beyond what is listed is buyers responsibility.


Sold as is, no returns.




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