Does anyone have an example config or insight for working with DEPI sessions between a Harmonic NSG9K-40G and a uBR10012? The DEPI sessions establish but there doesn't appear to be any traffic sent to the EQAM.
Errors on the NSG:
Platform No Input Traffic On
GbEPort-5(IP:UDP:Out-10.30.4.105:1252051086:13) Socket CMTS-Depi Source Failure On
Have any of you prepped or read up on the cable haunt vulnerability? It has to be executed from behind the cable modem but there is a pretty good article here
I am hoping someone here has a solution. We have a rogue modem we have no idea where it is. It was a customers 6 years ago and is somewhere on our network. Problem is it never connects to get the disabled config it just harasses our cmts.
It pollutes the log files so it makes syslogging worthless when we want to identify any other issues.
Is there some way to ignore this modem completely?
I have an odd scenario in which ONLY 16+24 ch Arris modems will not get past init(o) when a 16 channel bonding group is added to the running config of a Cisco 10K (20x20, PRE4).
All non-arris modems (Motorola, SMC, Netgear) connect/bonds to the 16 channels with no issues whatsoever. If changed to a lower group of channels in the interface, wideband, and fiber nodes, the modems will connect 8x4 no problem.
The models in questions are SBG10, DG2460A. I am going to upgrade the firmware (SCI3) tonight to see if that helps.
Any thoughts? Thanks in advance!
I was running Wireshark to work on something related to our internal network, when I noticed a bunch of ARP requests coming from one of 6 CMTSes. None of the other CMTSes are doing it. In wireshark they show up as a "Who has XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX? Tell XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX"
Any thoughts as to how to stop it from doing that?
Someone here can tell me that I use to be able to provide telephony through mta cable modem, I currently use isc dhcpd and everything is fine with my c3, now I want to implement the telephony but I don't know what I need or rather what software could use or some way you do it.
I will be grateful.