I have a cisco uBR7246vxr cmts with NPE-G1 card. I'd like to use it as a BGP router. I've downloaded the latest software ubr7200-ik8su2-mz.123-23.BC10.bin.
My problem is I can't set a 4-byte AS number:
bgprouter(config)#router bgp ?
<1-65535> Autonomous system number
Am I doing something wrong? Is 4-byte AS number supported on uBR7246vxr?
In the SCM verbose command in the US power information it reads....below. How often is this refreshed "Peak Transmit level" or how current is this information? (weeks? days? Hours?)
Below is the output of show cable modem and the running config.
edit: downstream is 256qam, upstream is qpsk currently.
I'm seeing quite a few with ! by timing offset, also we are still seeing quite a few modem flapping with seemingly good stats, on the ones we have verified, downstream snr is 35 +, upstream snr is 26 + and they seem to pass traffic fine most of the time, but every now and then they just start flapping with no explanation, by the time we get someone out to the site everything is back to normal.
Have any of you tested IPv6 on your network for end users? Currently testing a patch for dhcpd with mysql and the council is working stably. Jendak noticed a difference in the downlink for example from the ftp ipv6 not go more than 25 MB/s (by ipv4 transfer is about 45 mB/s). Do you have similar problems?
Our D3.0 wideband modems exhibit what I think is odd behavior. As the connection's provisioned upload QOS starts to exceed around 60-70% the download speed begins to suffer heavily. DS bandwidth deteriorates increasingly to the point when the the upload bandwidth is near or at max QOS. At max upload QOS the connection is pratically unuseable, not just slow. Our D2.0 modems, e.g. SB510X's don't exhibit this behavior. I've successfully maxed a D2.0 modem's US and DS qos for a sustained period of time without diminished bandwidth in either direction.
