Oh yes, it comes in every CCIE lab these days, and as you never know which side is DCE or DTE on the first glance, clock rate is always just trial and error.
F.
To avoid trial and error, you can use show controller serial x/y. There you see the type of cable attached to your serial interface.
Markus
Bangerter Markus wrote:
Oh yes, it comes in every CCIE lab these days, and as you never know which side is DCE or DTE on the first glance, clock rate is always just trial and error.
To avoid trial and error, you can use show controller serial x/y. There you see the type of cable attached to your serial interface.
I knew there would be something to find out, but then you have to know that clock rate should be set at the DCE end ...
F.
On 02.09.2005 11:47 Fredy Kuenzler wrote
Bangerter Markus wrote:
Oh yes, it comes in every CCIE lab these days, and as you never know which side is DCE or DTE on the first glance, clock rate is always just trial and error.
To avoid trial and error, you can use show controller serial x/y. There you see the type of cable attached to your serial interface.
I knew there would be something to find out, but then you have to know that clock rate should be set at the DCE end ...
Fredy, that is telecommunication basics, isn't it?
Arnold
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