Could you use something like this? I can't think of a reason these wouldn't work with standard backshells: https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/norcomp-inc/171-009-203L031/3209FE-ND/858111 More on reddit.com

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Doesn't that mess-up the circuit numbering? More on reddit.com

Thankfully as time has passed, those have gotten a lot more standardized. It’s rare to find anything these days that isn’t the Cisco pinout. Most new stuff is just USB which is even better. But vendors who use USB connectors without putting USB on the port annoy the crap out of me. More on reddit.com