T-1 uses pins 1&2 and 4&5. Let's call one end "A", the other "B". Make a
crossover cable that connects A1 to B4, A2 to B5, A4 to B1, and A5 to B2. If
you don't have the tools to make cables, get two RJ-45 jacks. Create the
crossover between them (back to back - using the punchdown slots). Use
pliers or a thin screwdriver to force the wires in the slots. Not
recommended for production networks! Use regular patch cables from the jacks
to the routers.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Malik Muhammad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2001 8:14 PM
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> Subject: Simulated SmartJack [7:6046]
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>
> I want to simulate a serial connection between my 3 2600
> routers in my home
> lab. Each router has a T-1/CSU Module installed. Shouldn't
> I be able to
> connect them through a crossover cable, or do I need to
> simulate a SmartJack
> in another way? Maybe some other sort of PIN manipulation.
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