Old, obsolete, low or no value — we buy the Cisco ESR-PRE1/R (Redundant Performance Routing Engine, 512 DRAM and 32M Flash) in bulk, working or not, and handle the logistics. No testing, no boxing, no cherry picking. The problem disappears.
Get an OfferCisco support for the ESR-PRE1/R ended on August 17, 2011. Hardware past its last date of support can no longer be covered by a Cisco service contract, which is usually when organizations retire it.
| Part number | ESR-PRE1/R |
|---|---|
| Cisco description | Redundant Performance Routing Engine, 512 DRAM and 32M Flash |
| Product family | Cisco 10000 / 10720 Routers |
| End-of-life announced | February 17, 2006 |
| End of sale | August 17, 2006 |
| Last date of support | August 17, 2011 |
| Cisco replacement | ESR-PRE2/R — Performance Routing Engine, 1GB DRAM, 64MB Flash |
Dates and descriptions from Cisco’s end-of-sale and end-of-life announcement (archived; Cisco no longer hosts it).
Cisco lists the ESR-PRE2/R (Performance Routing Engine, 1GB DRAM, 64MB Flash) as the replacement for the ESR-PRE1/R. If you are migrating, send us the ESR-PRE1/R cards coming out of your chassis. We buy the whole lot, working or not.
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