Our company has a new ubr-10k machine, and we try to log its status recently.
Is it possible to dump the amount of connected cm, the amount of connected cpe, SNR and Power level of each interface.
Ex. Cable5/0/1/upstream-0 ; SNR(US):34 ; DS TxPower:0 ; CM:12 ; CPE:30
As a rule of thumb, I like to use the default settings for the upstream cards in the Arris 1000 and 1500 CMTSs. But, is there a better way? For example, if I have some stubborn modems that won't connect can I set one card to be sort of a "catch all" that gets modems with less than good signal levels? I guess what I need is a cheat sheet for all of those parameters in the upstream cards:
admin-status up
frequency 29950000 hertz
width 3200000 hertz
power 20 tenths-of-dBmV
could someone that has the access to the Arris CM binary file generator provide the OIDs for arrisCmDevWrmProvFileName and arrisCmDevWrmProvFile? I am unable to find them anywhere.
I need assistance with my Docsis server 3.5. We use Arris C3 CMTS and surfboard motorola modems.
I had successfully installed the docsis server 3.5 on a debian linux operating system. My primary concern is that the modem only reaches INIT(o) and it stuck there forever. The docsis server has assigned ip address of the modem but could not finish the INIT(o).
Anybody who has a running MYSQL config of the docsis server 3.5?
And by the way, I tried sending emails to docsis_guy@accesscomm.ca but he's email is not anymore available. Anyone who has email with docsis_guy?
Thank Goodness I found this forum. I got shoved into this cable modem world and am trying to set up new s/w for provisioning and monitoring to work with our 2 cmts's
To explain our config a little on one cmts we have 2 cards ( 6 ports each) When I look in the cmts config I see the downstream on the 2 cards 3/0 and 4/0 are different 471000000 and 477000000. Does this have to be this way because in my new s/w Docsis service class I see only a place for 1 downstream freq or setting.
Thanks for any help folks, I still have a long way to go
Bobby
I'm getting fried from trying to implement some filters in my modem configs. Tried a variety of approaches and conventions and none like to play nice.
What am I missing besides more and more brain cells? Anyone see anything glaring that would keep modems from pulling this file?