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> but a RJ11 all bets are off and you need to find the manufacturer's cable. Here’s looking at you, Cisco, for using an RJ45 serial connector on devices covere
by tonyarkles 4y ago
> but a RJ11 all bets are off and you need to find the manufacturer's cable.
Here’s looking at you, Cisco, for using an RJ45 serial connector on devices covered in RJ45 Ethernet jacks.
- alerighi 4y agoWell that thing make sense. For example you can wire the console port as one port in a patch panel for ease of access. For example in my current office we did this for the console port of access points on the ceiling, this will save you taking a ladder if you need to change the configuration (and while doing so the access point doesn't have a valid IP) or if something goes wrong.