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Cisco equipment — sourcing and supply
Cisco is the deepest line on this desk: our range carries Catalyst switches, Nexus data centre models and DSP modules, with a sourcing guide for Cisco project lists.
The Cisco lines buyers ask for
Catalyst access and core switching leads the Cisco demand here — the C9200L-24P-4X-E and C9500-24X-E are among the models we list — followed by Nexus 9300 data centre switching and ISR-class routing. Voice builds add PVDM4 DSP modules, which have their own sourcing page.
Quote discipline matters with Cisco: send part numbers exactly as printed, including the licence and power suffixes. The desk prices the string you send; a shortened string earns a clarifying question, not a guess.
Cisco in depth
Reading a Cisco line before you send it
Cisco model strings carry the order inside them: family, port count, uplink type, power or PoE class, and the software image the project runs. When a line is quoted, the desk prices the string exactly as written — so a string worth double-checking is the software suffix, which decides licence behaviour downstream.
Where a project list mixes current and earlier Catalyst generations, send it as it stands. Mixed lists are priced line by line, and any line that needs a question gets it flagged on the quotation rather than priced on a guess.
Common questions
Is Tavixo a Cisco seller or a sourcing desk?
A sourcing desk and reseller: Tavixo supplies Cisco equipment to project buyers and quotes against exact part numbers.
What Cisco lines are listed?
Catalyst switching, Nexus data centre switching, routers and PVDM4 modules are the Cisco lines we quote.
Can one order mix switches, routers and wireless?
Yes — Cisco lines across categories consolidate into a single quotation and shipment unless you ask for splits.