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> So, is this the correct way to be going about things? since the network is
> hardwired, should I not be 'crossing' the TX & RX pins? If this is so, do I
> also need to cross the IND & CTRL pins?
Yes, you need to cross TX and RX. Most cables are designed for DTE-DCE
connects. You are doing a DTE-DTE.
You also need to make that the Cisco is providing clocking.
I've done work at a site where they use V.35 for several backbone
connections, and it seems to me that they had stock Cisco cable for this.
They also have a PM2eR with a 2mbs serial into a 7000. I didn't stop to
look at the cable though...
> Can *ANYONE* offer advice on this one? I am stumped, and have to make this
> work, but not being 'router savvy', im at a loss =(.
>
> Regards
>
> Adrian
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Tom