Avaya 700237134 P134G2-E, 4705-313 Cajun 48-Port 10/100 w/ 2 SFP Uplinks For Sale

Avaya 700237134 P134G2-E, 4705-313 Cajun 48-Port 10/100 w/ 2 SFP Uplinks
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Avaya 700237134 P134G2-E, 4705-313 Cajun 48-Port 10/100 w/ 2 SFP Uplinks :
$350.00

Your International IT Source Since 1993 | Avaya 700237134 Manufacturer:Avaya MPN:700237134 HECI: Alternate PN\'s: List Price: Warranty:30 Days Description
Avaya-Lucent 700237134, P134G2-E, 4705-313 Cajun 48-Port 10/100 w/ 2 SFP Uplinks We have tons of gear in stock! Please contact us if you are looking for something specific.
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If no contact is received within 3 days of purchase, I will have to file a dispute through on the 4th day so I can avoid costs associated with the sale (final value fee), and then re-list. Shipping Terms
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Northwest Remarketing is a leading, internationally known reseller of I.T. and surplus telecommunications equipment. For over 20 years now, Northwest Remarketing has provided quality, New and Used Networking, Telecom, Server, and Test equipment at substantial savings to our customers. Selling Networking equipment is our specialty! Copyright 1993-2015 by Northwest Remarketing, All Rights Reserved
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