OT: Question on Authorized Third-Party Memory for Cisco Routers

From: Ted McDermott (tedmcdermott@yahoo.com)
Date: Wed Mar 19 2003 - 18:32:54 GMT-3

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At one time, I believe Cisco allowed certain
third-party manufacturers' memory to be used as flash
or DRAM, instead of the memory sold by Cisco. By using
the authorized memory one would not be violating the
Smartnet maintenance agreement. Does anyone know if
that is still a policy with Cisco? If so, where is the
list of allowable manufacturers. I need to purchase
the equivalent of MEM2600-16FS= and MEM2600-32D=.

Thanks in advance!

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