I am using Arris C3 CMTS in the network more than one year. The machine worked well all this time. A few days a go I detect some problems with transferring of CMs config file from TFTP through this CMTS to CMs.
On C3 is 290 CMs. First approximately 210 CMs immediately download their conf file. CMs which try to connect after approximately 210 successfully registration complete CMs, they needed more than 15 min for downloading there config file. On cable modem log is the message TFTF request sent but no response received.
I have a Arris CMTS 1500. I noticed that when I hooked it up to replace my Arris CMTS 1000 that 50 of my 85 CMs were stuck in a "Registration Request" state. After much research I determined that the 50 CMs were Ambit CMs that were docsis 2.0. I guess what I need is a CM config file that disables the docsis 2.0 stuff. Can anybody help out? Also, does anybody have a list of what the TLVs are?
Can anyone tell me what the maximum throughput of an SA Webstar DPC2100R2 is? I've read on Cisco's website that it is 43 Mbps (which should probably read more like 38 Mbps), but when configuring it for 30Mbps through my cmts, I can only get about 5Mbps. This is almost directly off of the CMTS, so I'm sure the slow down is not plant related.
Thanks in advance,
Donna
Does anyone know where I can get an overview of the maximum rates supported by the different versions of DOCSIS? I found some info on wikipedia, but not in the specifications of CableLabs.
I need a sample config file for this modem.
Mostly a part of the config for VoIP lines.
If someone has it and it's realy working....
That would be realy wonderfull if you could just post it here.
It is realy an emergency!
Motorola SBV5121E.
We didn't really want to buy a CMTS is necessary, I would think there must be some kind of desktop model available for a testing lab somewhere... Thanks!
I have been trying to configure my Cisco CMTS for bpi+. The problem is that I only have EuroDOCSIS modems.
I have installed the EuroDOCSIS root master CA certificate that I found here http://docsis.dobroe.ru/DOCSIS/Certs/