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Aloha y'all,
I already have an SLC16 550.2126 in our cabinet... but all 16 ports are being used.
Someone is offering us an SLC16 550.2126 AB... well... I don't know what AB means, but the card seems to be identical to what we already have, including the chip ID (827.9964).
So if I plug this additional card into our system - and I have plenty of ports available - is there anything else I'll need to make it function? (Licenses?)
Thanks as always...
RLR
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You may need a power supply if your other card isn't using a quad ps...I don't believe you need any licenses and I don't know what the AB is either. (it might be a cable)
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I believe that AB is the revision.
Jeff Moss
Moss Communications
Computer Repair-Networking-Cabling
MBSWWYPBX, JGAE
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Yes, I'll probably need a power cable to go with it... but, I think I can scare one of those up from my local VAR for InterTel products. (Well... what's left of InterTel products, anyway.)
Thanks!
RLR
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