i am having problems with provisioning the Motorola SBV5220, when it try to get online the CMTS shows me that the CM is stock on init(r2)...,this CM was working fine until this weekend....
the CMTS is a Motorola BSR2000 and im provisioning with DCHP ISC on Linux CentOS 5...
I have a Motorolla DCM-2000 . when i turn it on the fail led keeps blinking in Orange .. in the Manual it says that if the fail led is in orange color then will have to replace it. in my case it's blinking .. what does this mean .
does anyone have any experience regarding the use of sipinfo on Arris MTAs? We have problems where the VoIP provider doesn't receive the DTMF and they are using sipinfo...
We are using the following codecs:
SnmpMibObject enterprises.4115.11.1.8.0 String "telephone-event;ALAW;PCMA;G729" ;
It seems that the sipinfo isn't sent at all although it should be enabled with telephone-event... is anything other to set to get it working?
Hi,
For some time now there was messages messing my logs on UBR 7246:
%UBR7200-3-ZEROMAC: Error: Mac addr is zero sent to CMTS cmts_tables_add: Cable4/0 IP XX.YY.ZZ.VV SID 104!
and naturally then:
%IP-4-ZERO_ADDR: Zero MAC address for XX.YY.ZZ.VV in ARP cache
Users with that sids are legit computers free of wiruses etc. Zero MAC is sent usually after computer with that IP goes down.
I didn't find any command to block zero MACs from getting into ARP table, and as seen UBR doesn't prevent it either.
Any ideas? Maybe someone did manage to prevent this from happening?
yeah, i think the topic will say all? ;) Has someone running a Casa 10200 in his headend an will share some pictures of the installed chassis?
I have already a Casa 3200 installed in our lab, aside from a Cisco 10k and Arris C4 but i want to see some pictures of the carrier grade class of Casa-Systems in operation ;)
They originally did, but for some reason the new secondary no longer seems to be bound to the MAC address of the blade. Can change to the 1st secondary and all is cool. Can ping the 2nd secondary from any number of other routers and networks to indicate the routing is fine on that side of things. It just seems to have disapperared as a 2nd gateway for a select group of modems on an exclusive network statically routed to a local college campus. ARP requests are there from the CPE side of the modem and sh arp | include 'laptop nic' from the uBR sees the MAC address of the CPE.
We are looking to buy a Arris C4 or C4-C ...
But we have questions regarding Arris licence model.
Resellers want to sell us a "starting kit" with 16D+12U CAMs.
What is not clear for us in the Arris brochure is if the software licence cost is for each upstream/downstream channel o for each downstream/upstream CAM and if all extra features like Diffserv, VLAN, OSPF and BGP are available with any restrictions (per interface, per use,...)
With Arris C3 you can only create 2 VLANs with standard software and OSPF is limited to one interface for each licence ..