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Jul 25 14:35:19.705 UTC: --- Pktcbl(g2g): Received G2G message ------
Jul 25 14:35:19.705 UTC: G2G message header
Jul 25 14:35:19.705 UTC:
Jul 25 14:35:19.705 UTC:
Jul 25 14:35:19.705 UTC:
Jul 25 14:35:19.705 UTC:
E9
Jul 25 14:35:19.705 UTC: GATE ID
Jul 25 14:35:19.709 UTC:
Jul 25 14:35:19.709 UTC: --------------------------------------
Jul 25 14:35:19.709 UTC: Pktcbl(g2g): Duplicate GATE-OPEN for gateID: 102, not processing
it, sending GATE-OPEN-ACK
Jul 25 14:35:19.709 UTC: Pktcbl(g2g): sending g2g GATE_OPEN_ACK message to
192.168.80.15:1812 from 192.168.80.1:50048
Jul 25 14:35:19.709 UTC: --- Pktcbl(g2g): Sending G2G message ------
Jul 25 14:35:19.709 UTC: G2G message header
Jul 25 14:35:19.709 UTC:
Jul 25 14:35:19.709 UTC:
Jul 25 14:35:19.709 UTC:
Jul 25 14:35:19.709 UTC:
31
Jul 25 14:35:19.709 UTC: GATE ID
Jul 25 14:35:19.709 UTC:
Jul 25 14:35:19.709 UTC: --------------------------------------
The GATE_OPEN and GATE_CLOSE messages show the gate ID of the remote gate, not the local gate.
Note
Gate Database Debugging
The following example shows typical debugging messages for gate database events:
Router# debug packetcable subscriber 192.168.78.21
Router# debug packetcable database
Pktcbl gate database changes debugging is on
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Allocated gateid 2359392 0x240060 (bucket 0x24, 0x60)
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Created new Subscriber IE for 192.168.78.19
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Updated subscriber IE [subs addr: 192.168.78.19, gate:
2359392]
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Created gate IE, gateid = 2359392, total gates: 1
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Started gate [id 2359392] timer t0 [30 sec]
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Allocated gateid 2430632 0x2516A8 (bucket 0x25, 0x16A8)
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Created new Subscriber IE for 192.168.78.21
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Updated subscriber IE [subs addr: 192.168.78.21, gate:
2430632]
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Created gate IE, gateid = 2430632, total gates: 2
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Started gate [id 2430632] timer t0 [30 sec]
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): request to transition gate ID 2430632 direction
downstream to state 2
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): request to transition gate ID 2430632 direction
downstream to state 2
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): request to transition gate ID 2430632 direction
downstream to state 2
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Stopped gate [id 2430632] timer [type 1]
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Started gate [id 2430632] timer t1 [300 sec]
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): request to transition gate ID 2359392 direction
downstream to state 2
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): request to transition gate ID 2359392 direction
downstream to state 2
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): request to transition gate ID 2359392 direction
downstream to state 2
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Stopped gate [id 2359392] timer [type 1]
Jul 25 16:17:29 UTC: Pktcbl(gdb): Started gate [id 2359392] timer t1 [300 sec]
Cisco Broadband Cable Command Reference Guide
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Type
: GATE_OPEN
TransactionID : 10
Msg Length
: 28
Auth (hex)
: 18 88 CB A2 55 9A 6B 19 3D DB 7B AD 83 FC FC
: Object.[type/len 224/8]
GateID
: 102 (0x66)
Type
: GATE_OPEN_ACK
TransactionID : 10
Msg Length
: 28
Auth (hex)
: 1A CA 3E 2D B4 D3 18 B9 4D DC 06 C8 98 71 E8
: Object.[type/len 224/8]
GateID
: 102 (0x66)
Chapter 5
Cisco CMTS Debugging Commands
OL-1581-08
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