I have a funny feeling your crossover cable might be wrong... I'm not sure about an E1 crossover, but I know that a T1 crossover is different than a standard ethernet crossover. (See http://www.jaredsmith.net/misc/cables/) If you do find the pinout for an E1 crossover, let me know and I'll add it to my site.
Jared Smith
Right now I'm testing this pinout: pin1 (Rx -) <--> pin4 pin2 (Rx +) <--> pin5 pin3 (Rx Shield) <--> pin3 pin4 (Tx -) <--> pin1 pin5 (Tx +) <--> pin2 pin6 (Tx Shield) <--> pin6 pin7 (not used) <--> pin7 pin8 (not used) <--> pin8
I don't know if this one is the good one, but zttool says it's ok. I'm not sure, but E1 and T1 cables should be the same...
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