Where to buy a DB9F-to-RJ45F adaptor and rollover cable?

[Buddha Bart]

I've got a 2620 sitting on my floor but I don't have the adaptor dofunny to console into it. Where's a good place to get it online? I found a couple through google, but I freakin hate dealing with random no-name places.

 

[JackMDS]

Link to: Modular Adapter, Rj45-DB9F, Assembled Type Type.

 

[Buddha Bart]

1.) "non assembled"
2.) you made no mention of "ordered from this place before, went fine"
3.) can't find a rollover cable through their site

I'm gonna try giving these guys a call in the morning
http://www.computercablestore.com/detail.aspx?ID=1632

 

[JackMDS]

Thank you very much for your constructive criticism.

I would work harder next time Helping you.

P.S. I ordered many time from these people they are reliable.

Try this site too: Cables and Adapters.

 

[Buddha Bart]

Thanks, but it seems theirs is unassembled too
http://www.cyberguys.com/templates/searchdetail.asp?T1=131+2040

I could try and wing it from this
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/701/14.html#topic15
but frankly thats a pain in the ass, and god forbid I screw up and wire something in a way that fries the console port.

I'm absolutly stunned at how impossible it is to find cisco equipment on the web. I even put my zip into the cisco 'partner locator' and it said there are 0 resellers within a 100 mile radius of me. Funny... I live 100 miles from both Philly and NYC.

 

[JackMDS]

Need a custom cable? We'll build the cable you need and ship it right away!

Link to: Cisco Console & Aux Port Cables RJ45 I/F

Link to: Cisco RJ45 with DB25M I/F Cable

 

[cmetz]

Buddha Bart, I gave up long ago, now I just get DB9<->RJ45 make your own kits from my local Micro Center ($3 ea) and build 'em myself. I can dig up the pinout that works if you'd like. With those adapters, some cat5e cables, and a crimp setup, you can build yourself a very handy serial port survival kit (all your roll-overs, Cisco adapters, other adapters, null modems, 9/25 adapters, gender benders, etc...). If you do a lot of work at sites with random gear, it's probably in your best interests to build a good serial survival kit... otherwise you'll always manage to end up stuck one adapter away from connecting two things together.

You'd have to really try to fry a Cisco console port. Don't worry about it.