"patrick" wrote in message
news:fbb07e6c.0312270314.2294fc95@posting.google.c om...
> i have an intellinet-broadband router.
> the correct description is: broadband router with 4 port 10/100
> switch. and is also called 1-router-4s.
> now, what i want to do is, connect a modem as backup to the console
> port. but i don't know the pin designation of the rj-45 connector. and
> because i don't know where i put my cable, i need to know the pinout
> to build my own adaptor-cable.
> intellinet's support is not goin to support me anymore (why???).
> and several resources in the i-net show different pinouts for routers.
> different MEANS different. for eg. there is one pin signed for gnd and
> the other says that exactly the same pin is txd....
>
> anyway, every comment, suggestion or help is welcome
>
> THANX a lot.

Don't know the Intellinet specifically but many manufacturers (Not Cisco !)
use the EIA/TIA 561 standard (or at least a subset of it) for presentation
of RS232 signals on an RJ45 connector. See the following :_
http://www.zytrax.com/tech/layer_1/c...rs232.htm#rj45

HTH

Chris O

thnx chris o.

i'll try it.
hope it works....

hp.