Actually the simplest way is to go to www.stonewallcable.com and order
the type and length you want.
They have all the specs, do an excellent job, and are very reasonable as
far as price.
When we were building large scale lab layouts for classroom environments,
they were super helpful in making life simpler!
Just a suggestion,
Bruce
Scott Morris wrote:
Actually, there's less than 30 pins to really worry about.. But still a
pain!
If you only have DTE cables, you could find some cheap DSU's and connect
them with a T-1 crossover cable (flip 1-2 and 4-5 pairs) and it'll work
wonders!
However, if you don't have those lying around, getting back to back db60's
really isn't all that expensive these days!
Scott
-----Original Message-----
From: nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx [ mailto:nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx ] On
Behalf Of Sam
Munzani
Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 1:48 PM
To: Jay Greenberg; ccielab@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx ; cisco@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Back to Back Serial Cables
If you have old V.35 DCE & DTE cable types, connect them back to back and
you got the answer. splicing 2 V.35 DTE cables will be time consuming and
unreliable as there are 60 pins you need to mess with.
Sam
Does anyone know how to make a back-to-back serial cables using old
V.35
-> DB60 cables by splicing them together ? (or if it's even possible)
Thanks!
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