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Re: [SLE] Not SUSE-related - serial port on a Compaq 8-port SAN-switch?
- From: James Knott <james.knott@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2006 10:45:03 -0400
- Message-id: <44BF96EF.2000009@xxxxxxxxxx>
Adam Williams wrote:
No software can tell you how a connector is wired. You need the break
out box to see where the transmit and receive pins are.
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.>This is one of the reasons you may want a break out box. There is noDo you have a breakout box so you can test the port and cable?The cable is working. I use it for a couple of headless systems too.
Are you sure it needs a null-modem?No, that's one thing I'm not certain about - the port on the switch is
male, as is the port on the host
hard standard for such connections and some manufacturers use a male
connector, where others would use a female. With a break out box, you
can see which pins are used for transmit & receive and wire accordingly.
Check out the statserial utility; statserial will show the status of the
pins of the serial port, like a software breakout box.
No software can tell you how a connector is wired. You need the break
out box to see where the transmit and receive pins are.
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