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Thanks JFrederick29!! &nbsp;
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I can't find that cable on ebay, you got a keyword that I can use to do a search on ebay?
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I can't find that cable on ebay, you got a keyword that I can use to do a search on ebay?

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I'm able to search for it. &nbsp;You are using the part number right?<br />
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<a href="http://search.ebay.com/CAB-232MT_W0QQsokeywordredirectZ1QQfromZR8QQsatitleZCAB-232MTQ3D" rel="ugc">http://search.ebay.com/CAB-232MT_W0QQsokeywordredirectZ1QQfromZR8QQsatitleZCAB-232MTQ3D</a>
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I'm able to search for it.  You are using the part number right?

http://search.ebay.com/CAB-232MT_W0QQsokeywordredirectZ1QQfromZR8QQsatitleZCAB-232MTQ3D [http://search.ebay.com/CAB-232MT_W0QQsokeywordredirectZ1QQfromZR8QQsatitleZCAB-232MTQ3D]

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This cable may work better for you:<br />
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CAB-SS-232MT(=)
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This cable may work better for you:

CAB-SS-232MT(=)

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the cisco 60 pin, is that the smart serial connection or regular serial?
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the cisco 60 pin, is that the smart serial connection or regular serial?

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Yes, exactly what I'm looking for. &nbsp;Thanks JFrederick29
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Yes, exactly what I'm looking for.  Thanks JFrederick29

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Sorry, neglected the SS part of the part number. &nbsp;The WIC-2A/S uses a smart serial connector so you need the CAB-SS-232MT(=) with a Smart Serial cable on one end and a DB25 on the other.
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Sorry, neglected the SS part of the part number.  The WIC-2A/S uses a smart serial connector so you need the CAB-SS-232MT(=) with a Smart Serial cable on one end and a DB25 on the other.

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i got a 2610 router with a wic 2a/s (), and I have a usrobotics external modem. &nbsp;I forgot which cable is needed to connect that modem to that wic?
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i got a 2610 router with a wic 2a/s (), and I have a usrobotics external modem.  I forgot which cable is needed to connect that modem to that wic?

need to connect modem to wic-2a/s on router 2610

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