Need Sun RJ-45 console cable
Chuck Yerkes
chuck+baylisa at snew.com
Tue Nov 26 10:28:55 PST 2002
It's a cisco pinned connector. Easy enough.
I took a T3 disk array with a zero doc RJ-11(!) console. Crimped
wires into a plug and shoved them into pins 2 and 3 of a nearby
serial port to get it to work. I had always wondered why Sun DB-25
serial ports were female. Now I know. Try it and frighten your
co-workers.
Quoting Jim Hickstein (jxh at jxh.com):
> A Sun Fire V120 showed up at my site, naturally with zero supporting cables
> or documentation. Naturally, it doesn't respond to ping. Can anyone loan
> me an X6973A Serial Connector Kit for a week or so, until the owners of the
> machine can send their copy from France?
>
> It appears in:
>
> http://sunsolve.sun.com/handbook_pub/Systems/SunFireV120/components.html#E
> XPL
>
> but I'd be grateful for any other information from those who have
> experience with Sun's new foray into using everyone's favorite connector to
> overload yet another function onto it. Does it use the same pinout as
> anyone _else's_ RS-232 mapping? Cisco, say, or Digi? What are the chances
> I can go straight into a Digi console server? (Yeah, right.) Is it a DTE
> or a DCE? Is the pinout documented anywhere? (My FEHB is way out of date.)
>
> Thanks for any info and/or parts.
>
> -Jim
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