• Cisco CAB-HD60MMX-3 3ft HD60 male-to-male serial crossover cable
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Cisco CAB-HD60MMX-3 | DB60 Serial Crossover Cable, HD60 Male-to-Male, 3 ft

CAB-HD60MMX-3

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Description

This 3 ft DB60 serial crossover cable has HD60 male connectors on both ends and is wired as a DTE/DCE back-to-back crossover. It is used to connect two Cisco serial interfaces directly in lab, test and staging environments, or wherever a short back-to-back serial link is needed without a WAN carrier. The compact 3 ft length suits rack-to-rack connections between adjacent devices.

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Features

- Male-to-male HD60 (DB60) connectors
- Crossover wiring for direct DTE-to-DCE back-to-back links
- Short 3 ft length for adjacent device connections

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Technical Specifications

- Length: 3 ft (approx. 0.9 m)
- Connectors: HD60 (DB60) male on both ends
- Wiring: DTE/DCE back-to-back crossover
- Cable type: Serial

FAQs

Q: What is this cable used for?
A: It connects two Cisco serial interfaces back-to-back, with one end acting as DTE and the other as DCE, which is common in lab and test setups.

Q: What connectors does it use?
A: It has HD60 (DB60) male connectors on both ends, so both devices need matching female HD60 serial ports.

Q: How long is the cable?
A: The cable is 3 ft (approximately 0.9 m), suited to connecting devices that are close together, such as in the same rack.

Q: Is this a straight-through or crossover cable?
A: It is a crossover cable, wired for a DTE/DCE back-to-back connection rather than a straight-through connection to a modem or CSU/DSU.

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