thanks guys..great help!!!:)
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Check anthonypanda dot com for the DTE/DCE back-to-back cables.
There are other sources such as ccbootcamp dot com, and kg2 dor com.
And, never forget to check ebay. Just do a search on 'cisco back' and
you'll find a ton of them.
Good Luck!
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Use a DB-60 to DB-60 crossover cable. You can find these all over the
Internet and are relatively inexpensive. Configure the clock rate on the
serial interface that the DCE side of the cable is connected to. Then, go to
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you can also use a roll over cable to connect 2 routers through the AUX ports.
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cross over 2 ethernets and set up a subnet between them..
Larry Letterman
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Hi people, how do i setup a back to back communication between routers? DTE
and DCE? Other then using V.35 female to male, is there any other ways?
thanks,
Jeff
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