Cisco
DB25 male connector (74045801 Rev A0) modem
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RJ45 end DB25 end Color
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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
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RJ45 end DB9 end Color
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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