Quick Specs
- End Connector 1 : DB-9 serial
- End Connector 2 : RJ-45 serial
- Compatible with : Most Cisco Switches and Routers
- Model Number : 72-3383-01
- Part Number : 72-3383-01, 72-3383-01=, 72-3383-01-RF
- Condition : Used
Included
- One (1) Used Cisco 72-3383-01 Console Cable DB-9 to RJ-45 as described above
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