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Re: DATACENTER: Pictures of practical, neat, and scalable cable systems

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Subject: Re: DATACENTER: Pictures of practical, neat, and scalable cable systems
From: Simon Lockhart <[email protected]>
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1999 19:30:10 +0000
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>    In the machine room I spec'd this idea out for, we were carrying
>10/10 ethernet, PRIs, RS232, RS422, and several other signaling types
>over the existing twisted pair.  For this project I had tested out
>signalling robustness for carrying all of the above on the same cable
>bundle.

We try to use Cat5 for as much of our cabling as possible... Does anyone 
have a standard for running various different signalling types over Cat5? 
We've got one for RS232 - which is the one used by Lantronix and Cisco, 
but what about others? Is there any way to get X.21 over Cat5?

Thanks,

Simon

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- Re: DATACENTER: Pictures of practical, neat, and scalable cable systems
  - From: Daniel Hagerty <[email protected]>

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