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Appendix B. Cable and Pin Information

This appendix provides information on cables that can be used with the SmartStack STS16-20D/STS16-20R. It also provides minimum pin-out information to be used to verify that the cables are correctly wired.

Connecting to the Out-of-Band Management Port

Table 16 lists the type of cables that are used when connecting to the OBM port (labeled MANAGEMENT) on the front panel of the switch.

Cable Function

Cable Type or Cable Solution

 

 

 

 

Connect a modem to the

Connect one end of a straight-through,

MANAGEMENT port.

TIA/EIA- 232 modem cable to the

 

MANAGEMENT port and the other end to the

 

modem.

 

 

Connect a PC or other DTE

Connect one end of a crossover, TIA/EIA-232

device to the

cable to the MANAGEMENT port and the other

MANAGEMENT port.

end to the PC or DTE device

 

or

 

attach a null-modem adapter to the

 

MANAGEMENT port. Then, attach a straight-

 

through modem cable to the null-modem

 

adapter.

 

 

 

 

Table 16. Connecting to the Management Port

Out-of-Band Management Port and Cable Pin-Outs

The switch’s Out-of-Band Management (OBM) port (labeled MANAGEMENT on the front panel) is an TIA/EIA-232 port wired as a DTE. For this reason, you cannot use a straight-through modem cable to directly connect a terminal to the MANAGEMENT port.

For a terminal connection, you can use either a null-modem cable or a modem cable with a null-modem adapter attached. For a modem connection, you can use a standard modem cable.

This section provides pin-out information for the cables you can use to connect to the MANAGEMENT port.

Cable and Pin Information

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