Hi
Yes you can get one made, as long as it is the same as the Cisco one. I
forget what exactly the specification for it is, but I am sure if you either
ask Cisco or the Telco they will tell you.
Also be aware that you may have to adjust the cable length setting on the
PA-T3 controller. I was at a shop where we had a OC12 MUX'ed out into
several DS-3 lines. We ran from the MUX to a patch panel, to a patch panel
to the routers. We ended up with about 150 feet of coax on each line. I had
problems bringing up the first one, until I found the cable length setting
on the PA-T3+ and up'ed it to 200 feet, then everything ran fine.
HTH
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John Hardman CCNP MCSE
""Paul Timmerman"" wrote in message
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> I have a PA-T3 about 25 feet away from OC3 (Ameritech). The Cisco
> documentation is very unclear on whether I can you a non-Cisco cable for
> this. The Cisco cable is only 10 feet long, so I can't get it from the
> demarc into the server room. DS3 documenation says that I can go upto 400
> feet or so, but it all depends on the CSU/DSU. So my question is whether
or
> not I can have a coax cable made up (50 feet), and if I did that, what
kind
> of problems might I run into.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> paul timmerman
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