A router which terminates a serial WAN link is typically a DTE device. Under which circumstance would a router be configured as a DCE device?

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A router which terminates a serial WAN link is typically a DTE device. Under which circumstance would a router be configured as a DCE device?

  • A router cannot be configured as a DCE device.
  • When connecting a router directly to an analog device.
  • When performing a back-to-back router scenario in a test environment.
  • When the clock rate from the service provider cannot be matched by the router.

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