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Practical guides for people buying network hardware in Australia. How to read Cisco part codes, what changes when a product goes end of life, when refurbished is the right call, and how to pick the right cable or transceiver. Written by the team who source and test this gear every day.
Finding the right firewall is not always as simple as ordering the latest model from your IT provider or distributor. The unit you need may be on extended back order, or already past its end of sale date. XS Network...
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XS Network Tech holds new and refurbished enterprise network hardware in stock in Matraville, Sydney, and delivers it the same day across metro Sydney. That covers switches, routers, firewalls and...
When ordering Cisco Meraki equipment, you may notice that some part codes end in "-O", for example PWR-C1-350WACP-M-O. For many buyers, that small suffix raises questions. Is it a different version...
Current global IT supply constraints are driven by high demand for AI compute and component shortages. To bypass long lead times, XS Network Tech utilises a global supply network, custom...
IT projects are most often delayed by hardware availability, not technical complexity. This guide explains how buyers reduce risk and keep timelines intact by sourcing in-stock networking hardware, using new...
Essential steps to prepare for seasonal traffic spikes, remote work, streaming loads, and year-end performance demands. The festive season doesn’t just bring holiday cheer, it also brings network stress. While...
When ordering Cisco network equipment, you may notice an "=" sign in some part codes. For many, this little symbol can be confusing. Does it indicate a different version of...