does anybody knows where can i get price list (in RM) of CISCO's hardware (such routers & switches) but not Linksys...?
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you can locate cisco reseller / partner on its websites. there are some company here selling cisco product, such as ingram micro, ect ect...
guestx, I assume you're going to be the end-user of the Cisco equipment, and have no intention of reselling the equipment.
Ingram Micro and ECS Pericomp are the key Cisco distributors here. Unfortunately, since they're distributors (not resellers), they don't sell directly to end users. You can call them up to get a list of their resellers from whom you can obtain your Cisco pricing. I'm not sure which resellers are recommendable, but I can tell you which one to avoid -- JOS (Jardine One Solution).
Ingram Micro and ECS Pericomp are the key Cisco distributors here. Unfortunately, since they're distributors (not resellers), they don't sell directly to end users. You can call them up to get a list of their resellers from whom you can obtain your Cisco pricing. I'm not sure which resellers are recommendable, but I can tell you which one to avoid -- JOS (Jardine One Solution).
QUOTE(husagi @ Feb 23 2007, 11:40 PM)
I'm not sure which resellers are recommendable, but I can tell you which one to avoid -- JOS (Jardine One Solution).
---Elaborate please, sounds like you've had a bad ex[erience with them.
QUOTE(husagi @ Feb 23 2007, 11:40 PM)
guestx, I assume you're going to be the end-user of the Cisco equipment, and have no intention of reselling the equipment.
Ingram Micro and ECS Pericomp are the key Cisco distributors here. Unfortunately, since they're distributors (not resellers), they don't sell directly to end users. You can call them up to get a list of their resellers from whom you can obtain your Cisco pricing. I'm not sure which resellers are recommendable, but I can tell you which one to avoid -- JOS (Jardine One Solution).
Ingram Micro and ECS Pericomp are the key Cisco distributors here. Unfortunately, since they're distributors (not resellers), they don't sell directly to end users. You can call them up to get a list of their resellers from whom you can obtain your Cisco pricing. I'm not sure which resellers are recommendable, but I can tell you which one to avoid -- JOS (Jardine One Solution).
huhu, just quit from that company 6 month back ekeke
QUOTE(halilintar @ Feb 24 2007, 12:08 AM)
---Elaborate please, sounds like you've had a bad ex[erience with them.
More like bad experiences! (Note the plurality)
My very first experience was about 4 years back, though I only had to deal with their "technical" team then. Not a bunch of technical people, I must say. My employer had arranged for them to set up some servers (bundled with a bunch of software, of course) and firewall -- they were supposed to provide an all-in-one solution based on my employer's specs. First thing they did was to have all our brand new servers get infected by a slew of worms/viruses...... Apparently, security the servers weren't in their mind at all. The firewall rules were... well, inexistent.
So I figured, I'd never ever ever want to deal with their technical team, but purchasing hardware/software from them would be OK. I was so wrong! In my subsequent experiences (probably 2 occasions), I found that their sales team weren't interested at all in selling. Great sales people they have! They didn't want my business, so I took it elsewhere. Duh.
You can ask the 'big guys' in Malaysa for a quote - Mesiniaga, Solsis, VADS, Datacraft, IBM etc.
pls pm me if you looking for CISCO hardware, i would able to provide you the quotation for the hardware as well as for installation.
QUOTE(husagi @ Feb 24 2007, 01:57 AM)
More like bad experiences! (Note the plurality)
My very first experience was about 4 years back, though I only had to deal with their "technical" team then. Not a bunch of technical people, I must say. My employer had arranged for them to set up some servers (bundled with a bunch of software, of course) and firewall -- they were supposed to provide an all-in-one solution based on my employer's specs. First thing they did was to have all our brand new servers get infected by a slew of worms/viruses...... Apparently, security the servers weren't in their mind at all. The firewall rules were... well, inexistent.
So I figured, I'd never ever ever want to deal with their technical team, but purchasing hardware/software from them would be OK. I was so wrong! In my subsequent experiences (probably 2 occasions), I found that their sales team weren't interested at all in selling. Great sales people they have! They didn't want my business, so I took it elsewhere. Duh.
My very first experience was about 4 years back, though I only had to deal with their "technical" team then. Not a bunch of technical people, I must say. My employer had arranged for them to set up some servers (bundled with a bunch of software, of course) and firewall -- they were supposed to provide an all-in-one solution based on my employer's specs. First thing they did was to have all our brand new servers get infected by a slew of worms/viruses...... Apparently, security the servers weren't in their mind at all. The firewall rules were... well, inexistent.
So I figured, I'd never ever ever want to deal with their technical team, but purchasing hardware/software from them would be OK. I was so wrong! In my subsequent experiences (probably 2 occasions), I found that their sales team weren't interested at all in selling. Great sales people they have! They didn't want my business, so I took it elsewhere. Duh.
What a so bad experience. As I know, JOS's price was quite High. My x company was using Ingram Micro all the time.
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JOS ?? this company are available for some time ~~
it really still survive ???
whao ~~ seems like i already underestimate with JOS ~~~
but for ingram micro ~~ they price are very compepative ~~ not bad for a starter ~~
it really still survive ???
whao ~~ seems like i already underestimate with JOS ~~~
but for ingram micro ~~ they price are very compepative ~~ not bad for a starter ~~
Try 3D Networks ( www.planet1world.com)
how to know if the router fake or not?
QUOTE(mych @ Jun 7 2008, 10:03 AM)
how to know if the router fake or not?
You might need to check with Cisco directly.. As I know, there are a lot of Cisco counterfiet in market..
To be safe, you should buy from authorised reseller
If you really want, I suggest you can look for SMIS. They are reseller for Cisco products and they both new and refurbished units. You can try to contact Mr. Loh at 0122381283
QUOTE(rg470 @ Jun 24 2008, 11:56 AM)
If you really want, I suggest you can look for SMIS. They are reseller for Cisco products and they both new and refurbished units. You can try to contact Mr. Loh at 0122381283
thanks for the info. Just called him.
btw, how is his backup services?
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