I just got such descriptin from a book .So you mean if one router has s1
connected with
DTE cable and s2 connected with a DCE cable,it must be one of the two
routers of a back-to-back connection.
could you explain the DTE / DCE cable and connection way of a back-to-back
connection?
Thanks.
"Kenneth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> routers are generally DTE devices so both DTE cannot be conected and
> expected to communicate with each other as the pinouts are exactly the
same
> on the serial interface. To have them communicate, you should have at
least
> one DTE device act as a DCE device by using the proper cabling and having
> the DTE device that should act as a DCE provide clocking...
>
> ""frank"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > could anybody explain that why s1 of a router connects with a DTE cable
> and
> > s2 connects with a DCE cable? Is the router a DTE or DCE?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > frank
> >
> >
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