Load Balancing Across All Upstream Channels - Motorola BSR 2000 Configuration And Management Manual

BSR 2000 Configuration and Management Guide
Note: Cable modems will not be moved with the load-balancing static
command if any of the following conditions apply:

Load Balancing Across All Upstream Channels

The cable load-balance spectrum-group command balances cable modems across
all upstream channels within the same Spectrum Group. This command can be used
for one specific Spectrum Group or for all Spectrum Groups. If a Spectrum Group
spans multiple CMTS MAC Domains, load balancing will be done on each CMTS
MAC Domain independently.
To balance cable modems across all upstream channels within the same Spectrum
Group, use the cable load-balance spectrum-group command as follows:
MOT # cable load-balance spectrum-group [<WORD>]
where:
Note: Entering the cable load-balance spectrum-group command without
specifying a Spectrum Group will load-balance only the Spectrum Groups
that have the static load-balancing feature enabled.
Note: Before a new upstream channel that is added to a Spectrum Group is
considered for load balancing, the new upstream channel must have at least
one cable modem registered on it. To do this, a user must use the cable
modem ucc command to manually force a cable modem onto the new
upstream channel. After one cable modem is registered on the new upstream
channel, any subsequently registering cable modems will be eligible for load
balancing. Refer to the
Channel
6-180
a cable modem has TLV type 2, upstream channel ID, assigned
in the configuration file.
with a TLV type 2, you must use the
command to move them manually.
a cable modem de-registers after a UCC failure and attempts to
re-register within 30 seconds of de-registration.
WORD indicates balancing only a specified Spectrum Group
section for more information.
To move cable modems registered
Moving a Cable Modem to a Specified Upstream
MGBI
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cable modem ucc
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