[FS] 2x 10GB Cisco Nexus N9K-C9372TX V01 48 Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch
Today I have 2x Cisco Nexus N9K-C9372TX V01 48 x 10TGB & 6 x 40GB QSFP+ L3/Leaf switches for immediate sale. I run one as the core switch in my home lab. Please not that in their current configuration they are meant to be mounted at the back of a rack. Airflow and fans are back to front. If you want to front mount it in order to look at the blinky lights, I do have the opposite direction (dual 650w) PSU's and fans to switch it, however it'll be a $150+ option to the sale price. Both switches are in good condition overall, one does have some scuffs and scratches on the exterior from general DC moving around. Both come with inner rails but only 1 comes with outer rails (I'm still looking for the second set) but pricing will reflect that accordingly.
1 x Cisco Nexus N9K-C9372TX SOLD to u/StealthTai
w/complete rails
Asking: $1,200.00 USD shipped
1 x Cisco Nexus N9K-C9372TX (some scuffs and scratches (see pictures) w/inner rails only Asking: $1,100.00 USD shipped
1 Power cable included per switch and both switches have been updated to the lastest OS version I currently have access to deploy.
Optional:
upgrade to reverse Airflow direction (front to back) kit for +$150 SOLD to u/StealthTai
Local Sales -$150 off the listed price, local zip 03038
Please DM only, all chats will be ignored. I'll have a stack of HP servers on here shortly as well. Cleaning out the homelab.
Edit: Added local Zip and pricing
Posted Oct 24, 2021, 12:03 PM UTC · edited
You too could have your own vblock! Because I'm pretty sure these are the ToR used by them.
Really nice switches.
Oh wait, 10Base-T aren't ToR normally - though (outside of being power hungry) 10 BT does make more sense for a home lab core I suppose. Plus, a qsfp+ to 4xSFP+ breakout cable (FS.com sells inexpensive Cisco compatible ones) make those 40gb viable in different forms.
Good luck with sale - nice to see some enterprise grade products like this
Appreciate the comments, yeah they are T-base which has it's pro's and cons. We used these as top-a-rack switches in our DC before shutting down this fall. After initial boot these are quite quiet. Probably as loud as my SuperMicro server.