I've reached one port's limit (1gb), can i offer more than 1gb with these ports?
interface GigabitEthernet3/0/0
no ip address
negotiation auto
!
interface GigabitEthernet3/0/1
no ip address
negotiation auto
!
interface GigabitEthernet3/0/2
no ip address
negotiation auto
!
interface GigabitEthernet3/0/3
no ip address
negotiation auto
If you are struggling with budget on a private cable system or even a small franchise cable system I'd like to offer you some help. I don't work for free, but as someone who has been there I know it's a tough business with not a lot of money up front. I can offer you solutions in the following areas:
I've been going through the manual for the BSR64K trying to figure out why things are the way that they are and I came across this. show cable service-class.
If I'm reading this correctly, I might have found why we're getting issues with our VOIP. I'm coming in behind someone else who "Self-taught" using this particular set of BSR's as their tool for learning, so I'm always finding joyful little tidbits of things that don't make much sense to me. This is one of them.
Cisco ubr 10k 3G60 PRE4 with SCH5.
I want so see the upstream description in my dhcp logs. So I added "cable dhcp-insert upstream-description" to the bundle interface.
When I check my logs I see something like this:
...: Agent Circuit ID: 800603fa
...: Agent Circuit ID: 80020407
...: Agent Circuit ID: 800603fa
...: Agent Circuit ID: 800803eb
...: Agent Circuit ID: 80020407
But this is not the description I expect.
The same solution is working with Casa CMTS.
Hi im new at this. I have two cmts in operation (CISCO 10K AND CASA 3200). I operate with CNR, im workin with docsis 1.x ,1.0 and have no problem but with the cms 3.0 cant go online all set in
Cisco init(io)
Casa init(d)
I think may have touble with the CNR but im not sure.
Running 2 different BSR64k CMTS with 2 separate DHCP servers. We are migrating from one to another... slowly.
The problems:
Where CM820's & DG860's are taking a long time to come online (in some cases never), and several of them are requiring full factory resets with or without updated firmware in order to connect to either side.
This really becomes an issue when considering that we're migrating, and we cannot have all of those support phone calls rather suddenly without reason.