• Cisco CAB-HD8-ASYNC-25 25ft octal RS-232 fan-out cable with RJ-45 connectors
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Cisco CAB-HD8-ASYNC-25 | HD-68 to 8x RJ-45 Async Octal Cable, 25 ft

CAB-HD8-ASYNC-25

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Description

This octal fan-out cable connects an HD-68 port to eight RJ-45 connectors for RS-232 asynchronous serial connections. It is designed for access server and console server deployments where multiple devices need out-of-band console access from a single port. The 25 ft (approximately 7.6 m) length gives flexibility when connecting equipment across racks or cabinets.

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Features

- Eight RS-232 asynchronous connections from a single HD-68 port
- Octal fan-out design suited to access and console server deployments
- RJ-45 terminations for standard console connectivity
- 25 ft length for flexible rack and cabinet cabling

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All products sold by XS Network Tech include a 12-month warranty on both new and used items. Our in-house technical team thoroughly tests used hardware prior to sale to ensure enterprise-grade reliability.

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Technical Specifications

- Connector A: HD-68
- Connector B: 8x RJ-45
- Signalling: RS-232 asynchronous serial
- Configuration: Octal fan-out (1 to 8)
- Length: 25 ft (approximately 7.6 m)

FAQs

Q: What does this cable connect to?
A: It connects an HD-68 port on an access server or compatible serial interface to up to eight devices using RJ-45 console connections.

Q: What signalling does this cable support?
A: It carries RS-232 asynchronous serial signalling on each of its eight RJ-45 connectors.

Q: How long is the cable?
A: The cable is 25 ft (approximately 7.6 m) long.

Q: What is a typical use case?
A: It is commonly used to provide out-of-band console access to multiple routers, switches or other devices from a single access or console server port.

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