Cisco DB25 connector pinout
Cisco DB9 connector pinout
APC 2200 UPS to 2511 using male DB9 connector:
6500 Route switch module(RSM) to Cisco 2511 pinout
WS-X5161 (Cat LANE card) diag port to Cisco 2511
Netscreen DB9 to Cisco 2511
Extreme switch (48i) to Cisco 2511 using our female DB9 connector:
SCP ASX-HA to Cisco 2511 pinout
Juniper M10 to Cisco 2511 pinout
Cacheflow to Cisco 2511 pinout
Alteon to Cisco 2511 pinout
Packeteer to Cisco 2511 pinout
NatKit to Cisco 2511 pinout
Adtran to Cisco 2511 pinout
Nokia to Cisco 2511 pinout
Marconi SCP-P5s to Cisco 2511 use a female db9
Cabling from a Cisco 5505 to a Cisco 2511 use a flip cable.
Cisco 2511 pinout
LS1010 info

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Cisco DB25 male connector (74045801 Rev A0) modem
-----------------------------------------
RJ45 end DB25 end Color
-------- -------- -------
1  5  Blue
2  8  Orange
3  3  Black
4  7  Red/Green
5  7  Red/Green
6  2  Yellow
7  20  Brown
8  4  White
 

Cisco DB9 male connector (74-0495-01) terminal
-----------------------------------------
RJ45 end DB9 end  Color
-------- -------- -------
1  7  Blue
2  4  Orange
3  3  Black
4  5  Red/Green
5  5  Red/Green
6  2  Yellow
7  6  Brown
8  8  White
 

Pinout for APC 2200 UPS to 2511 using male DB9 connector:
1 Yellow
2 Black
9 Green
 

Note: set the terminal server to the following settings:
2400 baud
8,none, and 1
software flowcontrol on (XON/XOFF)
 
 

6500 Route switch module to 2511 pinouts
- Cabling from the laptop to the RSM is done using a flip cable (pin 1 to 8, 2 to 7...), Cisco db9 terminal connector and a Cisco db25 male connector (note using a Cisco db25 female connector with a gender changer does not work).

- Cabling from the RSM to the terminal server is done using a straight thru cable and a Cisco male db25 connector
(note using the Cisco female connector with a gender changer does not work.).

- Pinout Annex to Cisco RSM using a Cisco male DB25 and a straight through cable:  You have to turn off flow control on the terminal server.

2       Black
3       Red/Green
4       White
5       Blue
7       Yellow
8       Orange
20      Brown

- Cisco RSM Aux & Console port signals
 

Cabling from a WS-X5161 (Cat LANE card) diag port to 2511 use a flip cable
 
 
 
 

Pinout for Netscreen to Cisco 2511 using our DB9 connector

Male:
2 Yellow
3 Black
5 Green
 
 
 

Pinout for Extreme switch (48i) to Cisco 2511 using our female DB9 connector:
 

2 Yellow
3 Black
5 Green
 
 
 

Pinout for SCP ASX-HA to Cisco 2511 (need a male DB9) and a straight thru cable:

1 N/C
2 Yellow
3 Black
4 Orange
5 Red
6 Brown
7 Blue
8 Gray or White
9 N/C

Note:  use tape to cover the green lead.
Use a straight through cable when going from a 6500 to the 2511 no connector needed.
Use a flip cable when going from a 5000 to the 2511.  Note had to use Cisco 25 pin connector for
Cisco router and a straight through cable (example is at Peterson).
 
 

Pinout for Juniper M10 to 2511:
female
1 N/C
2 Yellow
3 Black
4 Orange
5 Red
6 Brown
7 Blue
8 Gray or White
9 N/C
 

Pinout for Cacheflow to Cisco 2511 using our DB9 connector:
female
2 Yellow
3 Black
5 Green
 
 

Pinout for Alteon to Cisco 2511 using our DB9 connector:
male
2 Black
3 Yellow
5 Green
 

Pinout for Packeteer to Cisco 2511 using our DB9 connector:
female
2 Yellow
3 Black
4 Orange
5 Green
6 Brown
7 Blue
8 White
 

Pinout for NatKit to Cisco 2511 using our DB9 connector:
female
2 Yellow
3 Black
4 Orange
5 Green
6 Brown
7 Blue
8 White
 
 

Pinout for Adtran shelf to Cisco 2511:
male DB25 (Cisco)
2  Yellow
3  Black
4  White
5  Blue
7  Red/Green
8  Orange
20 Brown
 

Pinout for Nokia to Cisco 2511:
Notr done yet!! - John Carpenter
 
 

Pinout for Cisco 2511:
Table  A-15: Asynchronous Breakout Cable Pinouts (8-Pin RJ-45) 8-Pin RJ-45  Signal  Direction
1  CTS  <--
2  DSR/DCD  <--
3  RXD  <--
4  GND  -
5  GND  -
6  TXD  -->
7  DTR  -->
8  RTS  -->

Marconi SCP-P5s to Cisco 2511 use a female db9:
 

1 N/C
2 Yellow
3 Black
4 Orange
5 Red
6 Brown
7 White or Gray
8 Blue
9 N/C

LS1010 docs say the following:

Use the proper null-modem or straight-through cable to connect a terminal

or modem to the console port on the ASP