19" Rack Mount Kit Compatible with Cisco Catalyst 2960-X & 2960-XR Series Switches –Metal Rack Brackets with Mounting Hardware – Space-Saving Design (RCKMNT-1RU-2KX=, 700-32718-01)

I work for an electrical distributor and we needed to upgrade the routers in our branch. We used an open box return from our distribution center and, during the Saturday installation, discovered that the rack mounts were missing. I installed these after the router was replaced and they are a perfect fit for the 2960X. Keep in mind that the router doesn't mount flush with the rack face - it protrudes from the rack face by about 3/4". Great replacement mount.

Originally bought this when i purchased my switch as it was one of those "others purchased these together" sort of suggestions. At $20 though, I found others that were $12 or so, same exact brackets. Returned these to save some money.

Rack is well built and holes fit my Cisco Catalyst 1000 perfectly. The screws are 1mm too small.... they work, but OEM screws work better.

The rack ears fit my 2960XR's fine. Good quality. No issues.

The heads of the screws which mount the brackets to the switch pass through their holes in the brackets. The brackets however, fit nicely to the switch.

Purchased these because they were universal fit but did not work. I just threw them a way. I had to "improvise" until I got real mounting kits.

It’s ears... to mount CISCO device... works as designed. Mounted 2960 without any issues

I had to use washers to prevent the screws from slipping through the mounting holes. The brackets otherwise fit as intended, but for anyone who doesn't have correct screws or washers, this may not work for you. Normally the screws have a wider, coned head to fit into the dishesd insert on the bracket itself, these screw heads went right through those holes.

The screws delivered with the metal mounts are too small for the metal mounts... The mounts are quite thick, probably thicker than the originals and hence make it hard to mount units in a rack.

Les équerres sont légèrement moins épaisses que celles de Cisco, et dans un métal chromé/brillant qui semble un tout petit peu plus tendre que celles d'origine. Toutefois elles sont très résistantes et je ne pense pas qu'elles souffrent du poids. Les vis sont au bon filetage, mais la tête de celles qui fixent les équerres au corps du switch est cependant légèrement moins large que celles d'origine. Ce n'est pas un problème au vissage, mais pour un un bon serrage il faut faire attention car la surface d'appui sur le biseau des trous dans les équerres n'est pas complète (la tête de vis ne remplit pas totalement le logement prévu, attention donc en serrant).