Cisco Console Cable, USB A to Mini-B, 6ft

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Our 6ft Cisco USB console cable works great with newer Cisco devices, which offer a USB port as a second option for console access. This cable offers the USB B Type mini connector at one end that matches the interface on the Cisco router or switch. The opposite end features a standard USB Type A connector found on most Windows and Apple computers.

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