🚀 go-pugleaf

Due to the amazing responce I had from my last garage sale *grin* I
thought
I'd have a look around see what else I want to shift.

I apologise to the people who I -didn't- reply to, but I was totally
swamped
by responces 8-(  I want to get rid of the SparcSERVER by the end of the

long weekend, so, I'm open to offers 8-) (I want to get rid of
-everything-
by the end of the long weekend, but, that may not be possible 8-)

Anyway.

SPARCserver 10
  Single CPU (you can drop in a second CPU if wanted)
  128MB RAM
  FDDI Card (dual, redundant -- 2 SBUS slots)
  CG6 video card
  17" Colour Sun Monitor (old style)
  2 Gig internal drive
  External SCSI CDROM (Sun Brand)
  External 5g Exabyte Drive (Sun Brand)
Software:
  Solaris 2.6
  Cheyenne ARCserve/OPEN (Backup software)

This machine makes an -excellent- server for allmost anything. I was
running accounting on it for a while, until I got my dual proc PPro 233
8-)
Now it's just sitting around wasting space.  As it's -all- Sun Hardware,
you
can put it under a maintanance contract with Sun and they'll fix it.

Asking Price: $6,000 or offers.

SPARCclassic
  Unknown State.
  Has CG6 or CG3 onboard
  Internal Floppy
  NO RAM
  Hard drive of unknown size.
  Switches on, doesn't boot (no RAM)
  Unknown working state.

Asking Price: Offers. Anything.

Cisco 2509 Router
  As new, in box.
  2 SYNC ports
  8 ASYNC ports (no async modem splitter cable)
  1 10Base-T
  All cables, console port cable, yadda yadda.
  11.0 OS (? Still on unopened CD)

Asking price: Make an offer

Bay Networks Access Node Router
  2 SYNC ports  (2 X21 Cables)
  1 BRI
  1 10Base-T
  Latest version of OS installed on Flash Card
  Dooco Book & CD

Asking Price: Make an offer

Other bits:
  24 port Rackmount Hub (Yeah, no-one wanted it from the last time 8-)
    I don't want to chuck this in the bin, it's a -blindingly- fast hub.

    But, I'm running switched everything these days, so it's just
sitting
    there consuming power and collecting dust. It's a Cabletron
MMAC-8FNB
    chassis, with two TPRMIM-36's -- check out www.cabletron.com for the

    specs.
 10base-FL Network Isolator.
    Sounds good, doesn't it? It's a short (1 foot) bit of fibre optic
cable,
    with a 10base-FL tranciever on each end (AUI) -- usefull for
connecting
    two AUI machines together?  Also, this is inherently full duplex -
TX and
    RX fibres.

I've also got some -huge- speakers, abot 30w RMS, with a (wood!)
subwoofer
for about $200 -- They stomp all over normal speakers in sound quality.

       --Rob
       RP Internet Services
       (02)-9832-0000