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I recall HP, Cisco, IBM ever state in the hardware warranty contract tt if<br />
customers were to move / mount (or meddle with) the hardware, this will<br />
void the warranty (or at least the maintenance support will not cover the damage.<br />
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My end-customer disputed / doubted this : anyone has any IBM site<br />
/ url that specify such terms?
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I recall HP, Cisco, IBM ever state in the hardware warranty contract tt if
customers were to move / mount (or meddle with) the hardware, this will
void the warranty (or at least the maintenance support will not cover the damage.

My end-customer disputed / doubted this : anyone has any IBM site
/ url that specify such terms?

Url / link stating IBM X-series hardware warranty terms &amp; conditions

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Url / link stating IBM X-series hardware warranty terms &amp; conditions

Url / link stating IBM X-series hardware warranty terms & conditions