The device connected to the ribbon cable at the farthest connector from the motherboard end of the cable. Some times the cable is looped, so the device may be physically located in a tray closer to the motherboard than other devices. Follow the cable to the last connector with a device attached from the motherboard and that is the device to be terminated. The motherboard supplies the termination at its end. SCSI ID # doesn't matter.
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