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Network & storage

Network & Storage Equipment Decommissioning

Switches, firewalls and storage arrays hold configurations, keys and cached data long after they leave production. USACA Group retires network and storage estates properly — configurations cleared, array drives and cache modules destroyed, and residual value recovered instead of scrapped.

Who this service is for

Network and storage teams refreshing infrastructure, enterprises retiring legacy SAN estates, MSPs consolidating platforms, and programs decommissioning after cloud migration.

Retirement of switches, routers, firewalls and SAN/NAS arrays with configuration clearing, destruction evidence and resale value.

  • network equipment decommissioning
  • switch and router disposal
  • SAN decommissioning
  • storage array retirement
  • firewall disposal
  • network equipment recycling

What you receive

  • Configuration and credential clearing

    Configs, certificates, keys and stored credentials cleared from network devices before they leave your control.

  • Array and media handling

    SAN and NAS drives, cache modules and flash media removed, logged per serial and destroyed at USACA facilities.

  • Licence and support cleanup

    Serial lists provided so support contracts, licences and maintenance renewals can be terminated cleanly.

  • Value recovery

    Current-generation switches, optics and array shelves appraised and remarketed through our worldwide buyer network.

  • Network equipment recycling

    Already-retired switches, routers, firewalls, wireless controllers and network appliances accepted without a de-install project: configurations cleared, reusable units remarketed with no promised value, and the rest recycled through vetted downstream processors.

  • Compliance reporting

    Per-serial destruction certificates and a downstream recycling record for the full retirement.

How it works

A documented process, start to certificate.

  1. Step 01

    Inventory

    Devices, arrays, shelves and optics captured to serial and model level.

  2. Step 02

    Clear configurations

    Network devices reset, keys and credentials removed, with actions logged.

  3. Step 03

    Pull media

    Drives, cache and flash modules removed and logged per serial.

  4. Step 04

    De-install

    Chassis, shelves and cabling removed under documented custody.

  5. Step 05

    Destroy media

    Media destroyed at USACA facilities, with certificates issued.

  6. Step 06

    Remarket & report

    Marketable hardware sold or credited, residual recycled and the reporting package delivered.

FAQ

Common questions

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What happens next

  1. A USACA specialist reviews your request, usually within one business day.
  2. We confirm scope, equipment, security and logistics requirements with you.
  3. You receive a proposed solution: pricing, valuation or project plan.

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