Can anyone help me how to close service in the modem configuration file except "network access 0"???
Any ideas how to block the service so that the MTA can work fine?
Hello everyone! I found this website looking for a solution with a problem that I am experimenting on a Cisco UBR7246VXR CMTS. I am having problems with the CPU utilization... The CPU is getting up to 99% when the traffic load is high and the problem is related with the IP Input Process. I am using NAT to provide access to my customers...
I have a system currently with a C7246VXR with a NPE-G1 and a MC28U. We have run into an issue with IP Address Spacing and want to reclaim with NAT. We have about 600 Modems on this system with about 400 of those Arris EMTA's. Normally our CPU usage is 10-15% at peak. When I have enabled NAT through a Single IP things seem to be ok, but as the day progressed the CPU usage kept creeping up. Even though our calls never peak over about 20 at any given time the cpu usage kept climbing. Its now at 86%.... Any suggestions?
I am starting the initiative to upgrade our system to Docsis 3.0. One concern I have is with the modems themselves. We are using the Motorola SB5101U and N right now which are Docsis 2.0 capable. Is there a firmware upgrade we can receive to upgrade these modems to Docsis 3.0? Or is this upgrade going to entail replacing these modems with Docsis 3.0 capable modems?
Hello,
I seeking solutions on the following problem:
When the client restart own modem, (or loses power) and behind the modem there is a home-router (tplink, linksys, etc),
then it happens, that client machines (behind router) lose the internet connection.
This time customer must to release/renew on their router, or reboot the router also.
But this not really comfortable for the customers.
I try increase the max-cpe counter in modem-konfig without success.
I use static host declarations with 3 hours lease time.
Hello,
The problem is that any client inadvertently or intentionally put cable which runs from the modem. Rather than add it to the WAN port of the LAN insert automatically consequently they begin to transmit DHCP in the system, which consequently most modems remain in status: 0.0.0.0 DHCP offer.
I tried to solve this problem but without success, I wish that someone with you to help.