Standard serial port is a db-9 male, db-9 female is usually a modem port.
Sounds like either you simply need a serial extender cable (db-9m-db-9f) or
a null modem cable ( with db-9m db-9f ends ) depending on your device's port
configuration.

On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 10:21 AM, <richardmccl...@aspca.org> wrote:

>
> Here we go again, but I'm looking (really am - at New Egg, Tiger Direct,
> and CDW) for a kit rather than an adapter.
>
> I am faced with an assortment of DB-9 male, DB-9 female, and RJ-45 console
> ports (assorted network and storage devices).  All are expected to plug into
> a serial port on a console for configuration.  (I am currently faced with
> needing a DB-9 female end, and what I've come across so far is all DB-9
> male.)
>
> Anyone know (part number or catalog number especially welcome) of a kit
> with an assortment of modules so that one can plug one of its end pieces to
> the end of a cable terminating in a USB at the other end?
>
> This digging around gets to be really annoying!
>
> Thanks!
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> richard
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