What is the Cisco definition of a Reusable Non-Standard Discount (RNSD)?

Question

Options

• AA discount applied to refurbished or reused Cisco hardware that includes service contracts
• BA discount applied to Cisco products and/or service list pricing and for a continual or ongoing
• CA limited time discount applied to Cisco products and/or serices
• DA priority discount applied to third-party products for perpetuity

• A
  5% (2)
• B
  92% (36)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option B is correct because a Reusable Non-Standard Discount (RNSD) is defined by Cisco as a discount applied to Cisco products and/or service list pricing that is continual or ongoing - meaning it can be reused across multiple quotes or transactions, rather than being a one-time exception.

• A is wrong because RNSDs are not specific to refurbished hardware; they apply to standard Cisco products and services pricing broadly.
• C is wrong because a limited-time discount describes a one-time or time-bound Non-Standard Discount (NSD), not a reusable one - the "reusable" distinction is precisely what separates it from a single-use discount.
• D is wrong because RNSDs apply to Cisco's own products and services, not third-party products, and "priority discount" is not Cisco terminology for this concept.

Memory tip: Think of the "R" in RNSD as "Recurring" - it's a discount that keeps going (continual/ongoing), unlike a one-off NSD. If you can reuse it, it applies to Cisco's own pricing on an ongoing basis.

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