how many seriale interface a managable router has.
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Answer / jitendera
its completely depend open urs model
in 1600 series router it has two slot for 9 pin serila
cable wher u can put v.35 cable
in 2600 it have 2 to 4 slot
and 7200 router it hsve 36+2 38 serial interface
it completely depend open which model u r going to use
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Answer / anand gupta
It is depend on which type of router use.In 7200 series
router has 38 port.
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Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed
Hi,
A manageable router has 2 Serial Interface and they are S0
and S1 or E0 or E1 .Serial Interface is also called
Ethernet Interface.
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