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.
Hi everyone;
I had a lab server running 3.5 and it finally died a couple of weeks ago. When I initially installed it I had a weird issue where some modems would come online and some wouldn't. Well since I have now rebuilt the server and installed 3.5 with the new features by bschirrmeister at https://github.com/bschirrmeister/docsis_server. It works great except I am running into the same issue I had before and I can't find the information that docsis_guy had sent me to fix it.
I was doing some testing related to classification encoding on the CMs. I was wondering if there is any way to relate a VLAN tagged packet incoming to the CM with a specific service flow on the upstream. I tried something like this:
I have a problem with load balance with dcc, I use Cisco Ubr 10K with IOS release 12.2(33)SCC7, the cable modem still go offline if I use dcc init tech 4, does IOS 12.2(33)SCC7 support for dcc load balance? or any one have experience to use dcc load balance ? can u share your configuration please? I need if cable modem change the channel cause load balance function work, it will go directly to use new channel without re registration or rangging again.
I have a UBR7246 and I get slow upload speeds for everyone. It's not RF and it's not our ISP's bandwidth. It's either the modem config file or the CMTS config. We have about 30 cable modems on this CMTS. From what I know, everyone has the same problem. If I have them go to speedtest.net they get ping around 30ms, downloads and around 10MB and up at about 0.24MB! The strange thing is that the Hulu people aren't complaining. The modem config file and the cable interface portion of the CMTS file are below. Ideas are help are greatly appreciated.
I'm a newby in this DOCSIS and Cable world, so don't hesitate to correct any of my flaws. I was wondering what's the best frequency you could/should use in your upstream? I want to scale for two stacked frequencies afterwards, but for now, let me know which is the best for one channel (my upper limit is 42 MHz because of physical limitations).
It depends on each node condition or you could use one generic frequency for all your US?