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These are the older style Cisco serial cables. At the router end of the cable is the older style LFH60 pin Connector. You'll find this connector on router modules including the WIC-1T, NM-4T, NM-4A/S and some older style router modules like the Cisco 2500 series. |
• Cisco Serial Cables
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Smart Serial cables were developed by Cisco to support higher density connections. You'll find these Smart Serial connections on newer Cisco modules including WIC-2T, WIC-2A/S, HWIC-2T, HWIC-2A/S and many other newer style Network Modules supporting the higher density Smart Serial Connections. |
• Cisco Smart Serial Cables |
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Crossover cables were developed for two primary reasons. First, these cables are great for connecting two routers together in a back-to-back configuration for production and training environments. Second, it was formerly popular to use two regular serial cables like a V35FC and V35MT and link these cable together in order to obtain what a single crossover cable can accomplish without all the cable waste. |
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Octal cables are used to connect multiple serial devices to a router or access server. Generally, a high-density plug is broken out into eight cables. Sometimes referred to as the octopus cable, these are used in conjunction with Cisco modules like the NM-16A/S, NM-32A and other situations calling for an octal breakout cable |
• Cisco Octal Cables |
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There are a number of uncommon fiber optic patch cords that Cisco customers often need. These cables have connector styles including LC, SC, MTRJ, ST, FC and more. Many cables were orignially only available in specific lengths. The list found here includes not only these hard-to-find connector style, but also an expanded list of available lengths to help meet the demands of todays complex datacenters. |
• Cisco Fiber Cables |
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Many Cisco cables don't fit into standard categories even though they of great importance. Proprietery type cables including console cables, E1, DSU, and USB are found here. |
• Cisco Cables |
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There are numerous options for connecting fiber to Cisco devices. These devices are called optical transceivers. They perform exceptionally with all Cisco switches and mate up perfectly with our fiber optic options. We offer modules for short and long-haul situations. |
• Transceivers for Cisco |
