What interconnection cable can you use when you use a MDI connection?

Cut-through refers to a forwarding method in switches, not a type of cable.

A straight-through cable is used for connecting an MDI device to an MDI-X (Medium Dependent Interface Crossover) device, where one device transmits on 1/2 and receives on 3/6, and the other does the opposite.

An MDI connection refers to a port configured to transmit on pins 1/2 and receive on pins 3/6. When connecting two MDI ports (e.g., PC to PC or switch to switch without Auto-MDIX), a crossover cable is necessary to 'cross' the transmit and receive pairs, ensuring that the transmit pair of one device connects to the receive pair of the other and vice versa.

A rollover cable (console cable) is used to connect a computer's serial port to a router or switch's console port for management, not for network data interconnection.