[cisco-voip] back to back pri
ash AD
commo_ssg_31f at yahoo.com
Sun May 7 20:30:01 EDT 2006
Mohammad,
I am guessing you are talking about on a router. If so, you RJ-45s must be configured as a T1 crossover. Wiring pattern is as follows:
Side A Side B
Pin1 - Pin4
Pin2 - Pin5
Pin3 - Pin3
Pin4 - Pin1
Pin5 - Pin2
Pin6 - Pin6
Pin7 - Pin7
Pin8 - Pin8
...or typically side A: org/wt, org, grn/wt, blu, blu/wt, grn, brn/wt, brn
side B: blu, blu/wt, grn/wt, org/wt. org, grn, brn/wt, brn
Make sure you adjust your cable length. If you are using CSUs, the crossover will be placed between the CSUs on the "network" port. The port on the CSU for router connection depends on the brand; usually labels D&I, Terminal or AUX. The router to CSU cable would be straight-thru because the CSU is DC. Once again, if using a CSU verify the terminal cable length on CSU reflects your cable distance to prevent ruining T1 modules. I am guessing you have the router side programming covered but, write back if you need further assistance.
- Peter
mohammad mirzaee <hezare3 at yahoo.com> wrote: Hi;
Anybody knows how can I do back to back with isdn pri?
Regards
Mohammad
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