If your CSU is of V.35 DCE (female) then you are safe to use the V35 DTE
(male) cable.
Cisco 4000 also supports other types of connectors, like V.24
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gwakin
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ensure your cable is smoke-blue in color and has a Manchester (block)
connector with
male pins... there- now you know to order from Cisco!
GWA
b1zzei72 wrote:
> Hello Guys:
> What kind of Cable will be required to connect Cisco 4000 router to
> CSU/DSU. I guess it would be V.35 DTE because on CSU there is a V.35 DCE
> port. Does it vary from vendor to vendor? Do I need to ask carrier about
> CSU all the time? Does it differ in case of different speed circuit? Or
> does it matter I have a Frame Relay Circuit or a leased Circuit?
> Your comments will be appreciated...
> Thanks...........
>
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