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Arris C4 User Manual (3181 pages)

Cable Modem Termination System

Brand: Arris | Category: Control Unit | Size: 16 MB

Table of Contents
7
Introduction

45
- Overview
  45
- Intended Audience
  45
- Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge
  45
- Purpose
  46
- Textual Conventions
  46
- Conventions Used in this Document
  46
- Admonishments
  47
Chapter 2

48
- DOCSIS 2.0 Compliance
  48
- DOCSIS 3.0 Compliance
  49
- Fault Detection and Recovery
  50
- Interfaces and Protocols
  50
- Security Features
  50
- Baseline Features and Early Releases
  51
  - Release 3.0 Features
    51
  - Release 3.3 Features
    52
  - Release 4.0 Features
    52
  - CLI Improvements
    52
  - Release 4.1 Features
    54
  - Release 4.2 Features
    54
  - Release 5.0 Features
    55
  - Release 5.1.X Features
    57
  - Release 7.0.X Features
    59
  - Release 7.1.X Features
    59
  - Release 7.2.X Features
    60
  - Release 7.3.X Features
    60
  - Summary of Support Capability for CAM Types
    61
  - Release 7.4.X Features
    62
  - Release 8.0.X Features
    63
  - Release 8.1.X Features
    64
  - Release 8.1.5 - Small Feature Release
    65
  - Release 8.2 Features
    66
  - Release 8.2.5 Features
    69
  - Release 8.3 Features
    71
C4/C4C CMTS Features

48
Chapter 3

74
- Overview
  74
- Network Diagram
  75
- Typical Cable Network Architecture
  75
- C4 Cmts
  76
- C4C CMTS
  76
- C4/C4C CMTS Specifications
  78
  - Power
    79
  - Safety
    79
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility
    80
  - Environmental
    80
  - WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment)
    81
    
    WEEE Symbol
    81
    
    Downstream RF Electrical Specifications
    82
    
    Upstream RF Electrical Specifications
    83
  - Network Interfaces
    84
  - Receiver Input Levels for Upstream Channels
    84
- Scalability
  85
  - C4 CMTS Chassis
    85
  - C4C CMTS Chassis
    86
- Voip Call Capacities
  87
- Ipv4 and Ipv6 Supported Routes
  87
- Application-Related Specifications
  89
- DOCSIS-Related Specifications Compliance
  89
C4/C4C CMTS Specifications

74
C4 CMTS General Installation Requirements

91
- Safety Precautions
  92
  - Lifting Safety
    92
Chapter 4

92
- Overview
  92
- C4 CMTS Chassis Handles
  93
- Electrical Equipment Guidelines
  94
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
  94
- C4 CMTS Installation Checklist
  95
  - Tools Required
    96
  - Recommended Torque Values in Inch-Pounds
    96
  - Items Not Supplied
    97
- Unpacking the C4 CMTS
  97
- Hardware Shipment Checklist
  98
- Installation Considerations
  99
  - Module Protection
    99
  - Rack Mounting
    99
  - Chassis Placement
    99
  - Power Requirements
    100
  - Cooling Requirements
    100
    
    Clearance
    100
    
    Temperature Monitoring
    101
- Rack Mounting the C4 CMTS
  102
  - Internal Air Flow (Side View)
    102
  - Grounding the Chassis
    103
- Main Hardware Components
  104
  - Location of Grounding Terminals
    104
  - Module Types and Chassis Slots—Front View
    105
  - Front View of C4 CMTS
    105
  - Chassis — Rear View
    106
  - Physical Interface Cards (Pics)
    106
  - Midplane
    107
  - C4 CMTS Chassis (Rear View)
    107
- Installing Modules in the C4 CMTS
  108
  - Module Installation Overview
    108
    
    Filler Panels
    108
    
    Storing Modules
    108
  - Installation Diagram
    109
  - Installing the System Control Module
    109
  - Ejector Levers
    110
- Fan Trays
  110
  - High Speed Fan Trays
    111
    
    How to Install the Fan Trays
    111
    
    Example of High Speed Fan Tray
    111
  - Air Filter
    112
  - Installing a Fan Tray
    112
- Power Conditioning Module and Cabling
  113
  - Installing a PCM
    113
  - Cabling the PCM
    114
  - How to Install the PCM
    114
  - Power Requirements
    114
    
    How to Cable the PCM
    115
    
    Replacing a PCM
    115
  - Front Panel Access
    116
    
    C4 CMTS Front Access Panels
    117
    
    A and B Power Feeds
    118
    
    LED and Power Bus Switches
    118
  - Power Protection Description
    118
    
    C4 CMTS Power Feeds (Chassis Rear)
    119
    
    Internal Branch Protection
    119
    
    Second Level — Internal Branch Fusing
    120
    
    Automatic Card Recovery for DC Voltage
    121
    
    Module (Board-Level) Fuses
    121
    
    Power Control Button
    121
    
    DC Voltage Thresholds
    122
- Chassis Maintenance
  123
- Replacing the C4 CMTS Chassis
  123
  - Cleaning the Chassis
    123
  - Air Filters
    123
C4C CMTS Installation Requirements

125
Chapter 5

126
- Safety Precautions
  126
  - Lifting Safety
    126
    
    Lifting Hazard Warning
    127
    
    C4C CMTS Chassis Handles
    128
  - Electrical Equipment Guidelines
    128
  - Preventing Electrostatic Discharge Damage
    129
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
  129
- Installation Checklist
  130
  - Tools Required
    131
  - Torque Values
    131
  - Items Not Supplied
    131
- Unpacking the C4C CMTS
  132
  - Module Protection
    133
- Installation Considerations
  134
  - Rack Mounting
    134
  - Power Requirements
    135
  - Cooling Requirements
    135
- Rack Mounting the C4C CMTS
  137
  - Grounding the Chassis
    138
  - Chassis Configuration
    139
  - Design of the C4C CMTS
    139
- Main Hardware Components
  139
  - DS and US CAM Combinations in the C4C CMTS
    140
  - Module Types and Chassis Slots-Front View
    140
    
    Front View of C4C CMTS
    141
    
    Line Drawing Showing Slot Numbering (Front View)
    141
    
    C4C CMTS Chassis (Rear View)
    143
  - Chassis - Rear View
    143
  - Installing Modules in the C4C CMTS
    144
  - Fan Tray Module
    147
    
    How to Install the Fan Tray Module
    148
    
    Installing the Fan Tray Module
    149
    
    Replacing the Air Filter
    150
- Power Module and Cabling
  151
  - To Replace the Air Filter
    151
  - How to Install the Pms
    152
  - Power Requirements
    154
    
    Applying Power to the DC PM
    155
    
    How to Cable the DC Power Module
    155
    
    Applying Power to the AC PM
    156
    
    How to Cable the AC Power Module
    156
    
    Replacing a Power Module
    157
    
    Tie Strap Installation
    157
    
    C4C Front Access Panel
    158
    
    LED and Power Bus Status
    159
- Power Protection Description
  159
  - A and B Power Feeds
    159
  - Internal Branch Protection
    160
  - Power Control Buttons
    161
  - Automatic Card Recovery for DC Voltage
    161
- C4C CMTS Chassis Maintenance
  162
- Replacing the C4C CMTS Chassis
  162
  - Cleaning the Chassis
    162
  - Air Filters
    162
Chapter 6

165
- SCM Overview
  165
  - System Control Module and Physical Interface Card
    166
  - SCM/SCM II Ethernet Interfaces
    167
    
    LED Status
    168
    
    Primary Software Functions
    168
    
    LED Status Descriptions—System Control Module
    169
    
    LED Test Button
    169
    
    Types of System Control Modules (Scms)
    170
    
    SCM Faceplate Designation
    171
    
    SCM PIC Considerations
    171
    
    How to Install an SCM
    172
    
    How to Install the SCM PIC
    172
  - Installation
    172
    
    Cabling and Console Port Signaling Using a DB-9 Adapter
    173
    
    Connecting the Operator Console
    173
    
    How to Cable the SCM
    174
    
    View of Pin-Out of Serial Cable
    174
    
    CMTS Base Configuration
    175
    
    Connecting the Console Port to a PC
    175
    
    How to Open the Terminal Emulator Session
    176
    
    How to Set up the Terminal Emulator
    176
    
    Local and Remote Access to the SCM
    176
- SCM Replacement
  177
- SCM Upgrade to 1GB RAM (SCM II EM)
  181
  - Backing up the Existing Configuration of the SCM
    181
  - Upgrading the SCM to 1 GB — Duplex System
    182
  - Removing the DIMM
    183
  - Replacing the DIMM Module
    184
  - Labeling the SCM
    185
  - Upgrading the SCM to 1 GB — Simplex System
    186
  - Virtual System Controller
    186
- Scm II Em (U)
  187
- Scm 3
  187
- Compact Flash
  195
  - Physical Dimensions
    195
    
    Pin-Out of 4GB Flash Disk Connector
    195
    
    Replacing the Compact Flash Disk on a Duplex System
    196
    
    Replacing the Compact Flash Disk on a Simplex System
    199
  - Compact Flash Disk Partitions
    200
    
    Show Commands
    201
    
    Flash Disk Partition Structure
    201
    
    Active Partition
    203
    
    Write Memory Command and Backups
    203
    
    Update Partition
    204
    
    System Partition
    204
    
    Disk Check and Recovery
    204
  - File System Administration
    204
    
    File System Administration CLI Commands
    205
    
    Reload Commands
    205
    
    File Transfer Protocols
    206
    
    Copy Command Syntax
    206
    
    Copy Command Examples
    207
System Control Module (SCM)

165
Router Control Module (RCM)

208
- RCM Overview
  208
- Router Control Module and Rear Filler Panel
  209
- RCM Hardware
  210
- Primary Software Functions
  210
Downstream Cable Access Modules (Dcams)

219
- 16D Cable Access Module (16D CAM)
  219
- Overview
  219
- XD Cable Access Module (XD CAM)
  229
- Downstream Parameters
  242
  - Annex
    242
    
    CAM PIC LED Descriptions
    242
    
    Mixed Annex Support
    243
    
    Using Reconfiguration Scripts or Making Multiple RF Parameter Changes
    243
    
    How to Change the Local Annex on a 16D CAM
    243
    
    Channel Width
    244
    
    Interleaver Settings
    245
    
    Annex B Downstream Interleavers
    245
    
    Max Round Trip Delay
    246
    
    Automatic Gain Control (AGC)
    246
    
    Modulation
    246
    
    Annex a Downstream Interleavers
    246
    
    Assigning a DS Channel Frequency Outside 80Mhz Range for Connector
    247
  - Downstream Frequency Range
    248
- XD CAM Field Software Upgrade
  249
Upstream Cable Access Modules (Ucams)

267
- Guidelines
  268
- 12U Cable Access Module (12U CAM)
  268
Chapter 9

268
- Overview
  268
  - 12U Cable Access Module and Types of Upstream Pics
    270
  - 12U CAM LED Descriptions
    271
  - LED Status
    271
  - Primary Software Function
    271
  - Upstream Receive Power Levels
    272
- Basic Command Set for Bringing up a 12U CAM
  274
- Rules and Restrictions for 12U/24U CAM Configuration
  281
- 24U CAM Upstream Power Level Groups
  282
  - Annex
    282
    
    US Receiver Power Level Group 1
    283
    
    US Receiver Power Level Group 2
    283
    
    US Receiver Power Level Group 3
    283
    
    US Receiver Power Level Group 4
    284
    
    Before Changing the Receive Power Level Settings of the 24U CAM
    285
    
    US Receiver Power Level Group 5
    285
  - Default Admin States
    286
- Basic Command Set for Bringing up a 24U CAM
  286
  - Example of Basic Command Sequence for Configuring a 24U in Slot 5
    286
  - Accepting Default Parameters for Cable Upstream Channels of 24U CAM
    288
- Measuring SNR in the 12U/24U CAM
  289
- Adjusting Channel Settings in Response to Increased CM Scaling
  298
- How to Take a CAM out of Service and Delete Its Slot
  298
- Explanation of Upstream Parameters
  299
- Modulation Profiles: Default and User-Defined
  309
- Optimizing a Modulation Profile
  311
  - Noise and SNR Versus Modulation Symbol Rate
    312
    
    Minimum SNR Thresholds under Lab Conditions
    312
    
    Fec
    313
    
    Relation of FEC Codewords to Data Packet
    314
    
    Maximum ATDMA Data Rate Vs. SNR
    315
    
    Preamble Lengths
    316
    
    Differential Encoding
    317
    
    Scrambler Seeds
    317
    
    Maximum Burst Size
    317
    
    Guard Time Size
    318
    
    Shortened Last Codeword
    318
    
    Scrambler Enable
    319
    
    ATDMA Interleaver Depth
    319
    
    ATDMA Interleaver Block Size
    319
    
    Preamble Type
    320
    
    SCDMA TCM Enable
    320
    
    SCDMA Interleaver Step Size
    320
    
    SCDMA Spreader Enable
    321
    
    SCDMA Codes Per Subframe
    321
Control Complex Redundancy

322
- Overview
  322
- Add Control Complex
  323
Basic Bring-Up Procedure for the C4 CMTS

325
Chapter 11

325
- Introduction
  325
  - Before You Begin
    326
  - Chassis Installation and Powering
    326
  - HFC Network Connectivity
    326
  - Network Connectivity Diagram
    327
  - Configuration of Back Office Servers
    328
  - IP Network Plan
    328
  - Network Diagram Example
    328
  - Bring-Up Procedures
    330
  - Install Cards, Rear Pics, Filler Panels, Pcms, and Fans
    331
  - C4 CMTS Slot Diagram
    332
  - Set up Console Cable
    332
  - Configure MAC Domains
    333
  - Configure RCM Ethernet Connections
    333
  - Configure Slots
    333
  - Power up the Chassis
    333
  - Configure Downstream Parameters
    334
  - Configure Upstream Parameters
    335
  - 10. Configure a Dynamic Bonding Group
    337
  - 11. Configure RCC Management
    337
  - Configure Fiber Node and Topology
    337
  - 12. Local Authentication
    338
  - 13. Managing the C4 CMTS
    338
  - 14. Configure the SNMP
    339
- Verification Steps
  340
  - 15. Configure Clock
    340
  - 16. Save the Configuration
    340
  - 17. Cable Cams and RCM
    340
  - 18. Configure/Verify Back Office Systems
    341
  - 19. Verify the C4 CMTS Configuration
    341
  - 20. Verify Modem Registration
    343
- IP Address Prefixes and Subnets
  348
- Ipv6 Configuration (Optional)
  348
Chapter 12

351
- Introduction
  351
- Before You Begin
  352
- Bring-Up Procedures
  355
- Basic Bring-Up Procedure
  358
  - Power up the Chassis
    358
  - Configure Slots
    358
  - Configure RCM Ethernet Connections
    358
  - Configure MAC Domains
    359
  - Configure Downstream Parameters
    359
  - Configure Upstream Parameters
    360
  - Configure Fiber Node and Topology
    361
  - Configure Bonding Group Management
    362
  - Configure RCC Management
    362
  - Save the Configuration
    363
  - Local Authentication
    363
  - Managing the CMTS
    364
  - In-Band Management
    364
  - Out-Of-Band Management
    364
  - Configure the SNMP
    365
  - Verify the CMTS Configuration
    366
  - Configure Clock
    366
- Verification Steps
  366
  - Cable Cams and RCM
    366
  - Configure/Verify Back Office Systems
    366
  - Verify Modem Registration
    370
- Ipv6 Configuration (Optional)
  372
  - IP Address Prefixes and Subnets
    373
Basic Bring-Up Procedure for a C4C CMTS

351
CAM Sparing

375
- Flexcam Hitless CAM Sparing
  375
- Benefits of Hitless CAM Sparing
  376
- CAM Sparing PIC Leds
  376
- Definitions
  376
- Size of Hitless CAM Spare-Groups
  376
- Guidelines for CAM Spare Groups
  377
  - Signal Loss During Failover
    377
- Configuration Example
  378
- Deleting a CAM Spare-Group
  384
Chapter 14

386
- Overview
  386
- MAC Domains
  387
  - DOCSIS Functions
    387
  - DOCSIS 3 Terminology
    388
  - Specifications
    391
  - MAC Domain Configuration
    391
    
    Channel to MAC Domain Association
    394
    
    MAC Domain CAM Channel Mapping
    396
    
    MAC Domain CLI Commands
    397
    
    MAC Domain Channel Association
    398
    
    Channel Assignment Considerations
    400
    
    Example Commands
    400
    
    Related CLI Commands
    402
    
    MDD Upstream Ambiguity List Reduction
    403
    
    MDD Upstream Ambiguity List Reduction CLI Commands
    404
- Upstream to Downstream Channel Association
  405
  - Upstream Channel Descriptor Messages
    405
  - Supervision
    405
    
    Provisioning
    405
    
    Supervision CLI Commands
    406
    
    Supervision Related Commands
    406
    
    Supervision Configuration
    407
    
    Example of Configuration
    408
    
    Display System Supervision
    409
    
    Display Supervision for One MAC Domain
    410
    
    Display Supervision for One Slot
    410
- Cable Plant Topology and Fiber Nodes
  411
- Service Group Determination and Display
  416
  - Configure Primary Capability
    416
  - MAC Domain
    416
    
    Modem and Service Group Association
    416
    
    Recommended Procedures for Topology Changes
    417
- Channel Sets
  418
  - Show CLI Commands
    418
    
    Display All System Channel Sets
    419
    
    Display Downstream Channel Sets
    419
    
    Display Upstream Channel Sets
    420
    
    Display Specific MAC Domain Channel Sets
    420
    
    Display Specific Channel Set ID
    420
    
    Display All Channel Set Configuration Values
    421
    
    Display All System Fiber Nodes
    422
    
    Display Specific Fiber Node
    422
    
    Display Specific MAC Domain Fiber Nodes
    423
    
    Display Specific MD-CM-SG Fiber Nodes
    423
    
    Display Specific MD-DS-SG Fiber Nodes
    424
    
    Display Specific MD-US-SG Fiber Nodes
    425
    
    Display All Cable-Mac Service Groups
    425
    
    Display Specific Cable-Mac and Service Groups
    426
    
    Display Specific MD-CM-SG Service Group
    426
    
    Display Specific MD-DS-SG Service Group
    426
- Receive Channel Configurations and Bonding Groups
  427
- Display Specific MD-US-SG Service Group
  427
Cable-Side Configuration

386
Interface IP Configuration

428
- Subinterfaces (Multiple Vris Per VRF) for Ipv4
  428
- Overview
  428
  - Rules of Operation and Guidelines for Subinterfaces
    429
  - Network Acls
    430
- Interface Configuration
  431
- Loopback Interfaces for Routing Protocols
  438
  - Characteristics of the Loopback Interface
    438
    
    CLI Commands for Active and Loopback Interface
    439
    
    Example of Packet Flow Using Loopback Interface
    440
- Configuring IP Static Routes
  441
- Multiple Vrfs
  441
  - How to Add/Delete/View a Static IP Route
    441
  - Multiple VRF Functionality
    442
  - Operational Guidelines
    443
  - Overview of the Sample Procedure
    443
  - Example of Setting up Five Vrfs
    444
- Link Aggregation
  446
  - Provisioning
    446
  - LACP Forwarding
    447
  - Feature Interactions
    448
  - Link Overload Protection
    448
  - Bsod
    448
  - Command Line Interface
    448
    
    Basic Configuration Commands
    449
    
    Other CLI Commands Related to Link Aggregation
    451
    
    Sample Show Commands
    453
  - Configuring Link Aggregation
    455
Dynamic Routing Protocols

457
- Overview of Dynamic Routing
  457
- Border Gateway Protocol
  458
  - BGP Version 4
    458
    
    BGP-4 Implementation
    458
    
    Interior and Exterior BGP
    459
    
    Ibgp with Confederations to Reduce Full Mesh Peering
    461
    
    Route Reflectors
    462
    
    Scalability Benefit
    462
    
    BGP Network Topology with Route Reflections and an OSPF Overlay
    462
    
    Multiprotocol BGP (MP-BGP)
    463
    
    Transport Network Layer Address
    463
    
    Loopback Interfaces
    463
    
    MP-BGP Implementation
    464
    
    BGP CLI Show Commands
    465
    
    Sample Configuration Commands for BGP
    466
    
    Basic Configuration for Ipv4
    466
    
    Basic Configuration for Ipv6
    466
    
    Basic Configuration for Ipv4 and IPV6 (Simultaneously)
    467
- Intermediate System-Intermediate System
  468
  - Examples of BGP Route Policy
    468
  - Overview
    468
  - CLNP Addressing/Nsap Address Format
    469
  - Number of Ipv4 and Ipv6 Routes Supported by the C4/C CMTS
    469
  - IS-IS Network Topology, Unique Level 1 Areas
    470
    
    IS-IS Routers
    470
    
    Level 1/2 Routers
    470
    
    Two-Level Network Topology
    470
    
    IS-IS Level 1 and 2 Routing
    471
    
    Adjacencies
    472
  - Dynamic Hostname Support
    472
    
    P
    472
    
    Dynamic Host Mapping Table
    473
    
    IS-IS Network Topology — Multi-Homing
    473
  - Packet Flow between IS-IS Systems
    473
  - Primary Purpose
    473
  - Designated Intermediate System (DIS) and Reliable Flooding of Lsps
    474
  - IS-IS Point-To-Point
    475
    
    Point-To-Point and Broadcast
    475
    
    Maintaining IS-IS Point-To-Point Adjacency
    476
    
    Point-To-Point Advantages
    476
    
    Configuring IS-IS Point-To-Point
    477
    
    Point-To-Point Adjacencies for IS-IS Multi-Topology
    477
  - Multiple Topology IS-IS Overview
    478
  - Overcoming Single SPF Limitation
    478
  - Adjacencies
    479
    
    Example of IS-IS and MT IS-IS Topologies
    479
    
    MT IS-IS Enabled
    479
    
    MT IS-IS Not Enabled
    479
  - Advertising MT Reachable Intermediate Systems in Lsps
    480
  - Broadcast Interface Adjacencies
    480
  - Establishing Adjacency
    480
  - MT IP Forwarding
    480
    
    Displaying Active Ipv4 Routes
    481
    
    Displaying Active Ipv6 Routes
    481
    
    Routing Information Base
    481
  - Configuring MT IS-IS on the C4/C CMTS
    482
  - Disable MT IS-IS
    482
  - Enable MT IS-IS
    482
  - Modify the Default Metric
    483
  - Sample Configuration
    483
  - Displaying Current IS-IS Configuration
    484
  - Example Show Commands
    484
  - CLI Commands for ISIS
    487
  - List of Commands Related to IS-IS and MT IS-IS
    487
- Open Shortest Path First Version 2
  495
  - Link State Routing Protocol Description
    495
  - Routing Metrics
    495
  - Types of Metrics
    495
  - Equal Cost Multipath Routes
    496
  - Configuring OSPF
    496
  - Enable OSPF
    497
  - Disable OSPF for an Interface
    499
  - Disable OSPF on the C4/C CMTS
    499
  - CLI Commands for OSPF
    500
  - List of Commands Related to OSPF
    500
- Open Shortest Path First Version 3
  502
  - Comparison of Ospfv3 and Ospfv2
    503
  - Discovering Neighboring Routers
    503
  - Link-State Advertisements
    503
  - Hello Packets
    504
    
    Determining Compatibility
    504
    
    Tasks
    504
    
    Packet Contents
    504
  - Equal Cost Multipath
    505
    
    Keepalive Message
    505
    
    Interval Settings
    505
    
    Path Number Limit
    505
  - Neighbors
    506
    
    Best Choice Route
    506
    
    Compatibility Match
    506
  - Adjacency
    507
  - Router Types
    507
    
    State Sequence
    507
    
    Designated Router
    508
    
    Backup Designated Router
    508
    
    Network Types
    508
    
    Router Selection
    508
  - Areas
    509
    
    Designated Router Configuration
    509
    
    Backbone Area
    509
    
    Area Border Routers
    509
  - Link-State Advertisement
    510
    
    Autonomous System Boundary Router
    510
    
    LSA Types
    510
    
    Link Cost
    511
    
    Displaying Cost of Route
    511
    
    Flooding
    511
  - Stub Area
    512
  - Not-So-Stubby Area
    512
  - Route Summarization
    512
  - Link-State Database
    512
  - Configuring Ospfv3 for Ipv6
    513
    
    Simplified Routing Tables
    513
    
    Inter-Area Route Summarization
    513
    
    External Route Summarization
    513
  - Configure Ospfv3 with Cable-Side Interfaces as Passive Interfaces
    514
    
    Passive Interface Configuration
    514
    
    To Enable Ospfv3 as a Passive Interface on the C4/C CMTS
    514
  - Summary of CLI Commands for Ospfv3
    516
  - List of Commands Related to Ospfv3
    516
- Routing Information Protocol
  521
  - RIP Version 2
    521
  - Hop Count
    521
  - Routing Update Management
    522
    
    Enabling RIP on the C4/C CMTS
    522
    
    Disabling RIP on the C4/C CMTS
    522
  - RIP Enable and Disable
    522
    
    Enabling RIP for a Network
    523
    
    Disabling RIP for a Network
    523
  - RIP Passive Mode Operation
    524
  - Enabling RIP Passive Mode
    524
  - Default Route Processing
    525
    
    Disabling RIP Passive Mode
    525
    
    Setting Default Route Metric
    525
    
    Enabling Plain Text Authentication
    526
  - MD5 Digest Authentication
    527
    
    Creating Plain Text Key
    527
    
    Encrypted Packets
    528
    
    Invalid Encryption
    528
    
    Time-Of-Day
    528
    
    Time-Out Limit
    528
  - Enable Single Key Authentication
    529
  - Single or Multiple Keys
    529
  - Enable Multiple Key Authentication (I.e., Key Chains)
    530
  - Multiple Key Authentication
    530
- Route Redistribution for Ipv4 Addresses
  532
  - BGP Route Maps
    532
    
    Distribute-Lists for Route Redistribution Within the Default VRF
    532
    
    Route Redistribution Filtering
    533
    
    Update Message Attributes
    533
  - Route Redistribution CLI Commands
    534
    
    BGP Redistribution Commands
    535
    
    IS-IS Redistribution Commands
    535
    
    IS-IS Redistribution Commands (Ipv4)
    536
    
    IS-IS Redistribution Commands (Ipv6)
    536
    
    Ospfv3 Redistribution Commands
    536
  - IP Route Filtering
    537
    
    Distribute List out Configure Commands
    537
    
    Filtering RIP Routes
    538
    
    Filtering Redistributed OSPF Routes
    538
    
    Filtering Redistributed BGP Routes
    539
    
    Filtering Redistributed ISIS Routes
    540
    
    Filtering Outbound RIP Updates
    540
    
    Distance Configure Commands
    541
    
    Displaying Route Information
    543
- Policy-Based Routing (PBR)
  545
  - Configuring PBR
    545
    
    Route Map Statements
    545
    
    Counts
    546
    
    Match Statements
    547
    
    Set IP Tos
    547
    
    Setting Tos Values
    547
    
    Set IP Precedence Values
    548
    
    Set IP DSCP
    549
    
    Set IP Next-Hop
    550
    
    Set IP Backup Next-Hop
    550
    
    Set IP Recursive Next Hop
    551
    
    Set IP Interface Null 0
    551
    
    Flowchart Representing Decision Path for PBR or Normal Routing
    552
  - CLI Commands for PBR
    553
    
    Local PBR
    553
    
    PBR Script Setup – Apply Route Map
    554
    
    PBR Script Setup – IP Next-Hop
    555
    
    PBR Script Setup – IP Recursive Next-Hop
    556
IP Packet Filters, Subscriber Management

560
- Overview
  560
  - IP Packet Filter
    561
  - IP Filter Groups
    561
    
    Cable Modem Registration
    562
    
    Filter Group Rules
    563
    
    Calculating Filter Groups
    563
    
    Drop Packets Log Data
    563
    
    Show Cable Filter Command
    564
    
    Show Logging History Command
    566
  - Drop Packet by Flow Label or IP Version
    566
  - Ipv4 and Ipv6 Drop/Accept Packet Command Examples
    567
  - Drop Packet by IP Version
    567
  - Port Filters
    568
    
    Default IP Filters in the C4/C CMTS
    568
    
    Port Value Ranges
    568
    
    Common Port Values
    569
  - IP Protocol Filters
    570
    
    Port Filter Drop Command Examples
    570
    
    IP Source and Destination Filters
    570
    
    IP Protocol Values
    570
    
    Common Protocol Values
    571
    
    IP Protocol Filter Command Examples
    571
    
    UDP and TCP Filtering in same Filter
    572
    
    Text Description Parameter
    572
  - Type of Service and Match Action Filtering
    573
    
    TOS Filtering
    573
    
    Precedence Bits
    573
    
    Effect of IP Packet Filtering
    574
    
    Subscriber Management on IP Address Limits
    574
    
    TOS Filtering Command Example
    574
    
    Match Action Command Examples
    574
  - Per-Interface Configuration
    575
    
    Subscriber Management off
    575
    
    Subscriber Management on
    575
    
    Default Filter Groups
    575
    
    Multiple Subinterface Environment
    576
    
    Recommendations for Using Per-Subinterface Filter Groups
    576
    
    Default Filter CLI Examples
    576
  - Default Subscriber Management Settings
    577
  - C4 CMTS Debug IP Packet Capture
    578
  - Filter Logging in the C4/C CMTS
    579
  - IP Filter Related CLI Commands
    580
  - IP Packet Filtering Configuration Example
    581
- Upstream Drop Classifiers
  583
  - US Drop Classifier Commands
    583
  - Provisioning
    583
Baseline Privacy Interface (BPI)

585
- BPI Operations
  586
- Baseline Privacy Key Management (BPKM)
  586
- Packet Data Encryption
  586
- Baseline Privacy Operational Overview
  586
  - Registration
    587
  - Initialization
    587
- Baseline Privacy Setup
  588
- Provisioning X.509 Certificates
  599
  - CA Certificates
    599
  - To Review or Confirm CA Certificates
    600
  - CM Certificates
    600
- Baseline Privacy Debugging
  601
  - Registration Debugging
    601
  - Explanation of the Qos Parameter
    602
  - Initialization State Debugging
    602
  - Baseline Privacy MIB Debugging
    604
- Baseline Privacy Trap Codes
  604
- Baseline Privacy: CLI Commands
  608
  - Configure Cable Commands
    608
  - Show Cable Command
    609
  - Configure Interface Cable-Mac
    610
- BPI Hybrid Mode Operation
  611
  - Overview
    611
  - CLI Commands for BPI Hybrid Mode
    612
- BPI+ Enforce
  613
  - CLI Commands
    614
    
    BPI Required
    614
    
    BPI+ Required
    614
    
    No BPI Encryption Required
    614
DOCSIS Set-Top Gateway Configuration

616
- Logical Devices in a DSG System
  616
- Overview
  616
  - Definitions
    617
  - DSG 3.0 Operational Considerations
    619
  - Determining DSID to Tunnel Associations
    620
- DSG Configuration Overview
  622
  - Reset DSG Configuration to Null
    623
  - Configuring Interfaces to Carry Tunnel Traffic
    623
  - Enabling Upstream Filters
    625
  - DSG Configuration
    626
    
    Configuring Access List, Filters and Rate Limits
    626
    
    Configuring IP Forwarding for Basic Mode DSG
    627
    
    Configuring for Advanced DSG Mode
    628
    
    Configure IP Forwarding
    628
    
    Configuring DCD and Qos
    628
    
    Advanced DSG Configuration
    628
    
    Block Diagram of an Advanced DSG Configuration
    629
    
    DS Cable Interface
    630
    
    Downstream Channel List
    630
    
    DSG Timer Entry
    631
    
    Vendor-Specific Parameters
    631
    
    DSG Tunnels
    632
    
    DSG Tunnel Groups
    633
    
    DSG Tunnel Group Parameters
    633
    
    DSG Tunnel Parameters
    633
    
    Client ID List
    634
    
    Qos
    635
    
    DSG Classifier
    636
- Sample DSG Configuration Scenarios
  637
- Types of Device Classes
  644
- Overview
  644
  - Functionality
    645
  - Ipv6 Voip Support
    645
  - Considerations
    645
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
  646
  - DHCP Client
    646
  - DHCP Server
    646
  - DHCP Relay Agent
    647
  - DHCP Options
    647
    
    Option 43
    647
    
    Option 60
    648
    
    Supported Esafes
    648
  - Rapid Commit
    649
  - DHCP Helper Address Provisioning
    649
  - Configure Helper Address Command
    649
  - Assigning Secondary Interfaces Based on Device Class
    650
    
    Helper Address Command Examples
    650
    
    Provisioning Secondary Addresses
    650
- Filter Groups Based on Device Class
  651
  - Secondary DHCP GIADDR Usage
    651
  - Assigning Filter Groups to CPE Devices
    652
  - DOCSIS Subscriber Management MIB
    652
  - Filter Group Assignment
    652
  - Rules for Applying Filter Groups
    652
  - CPE Device Filtering Related Commands
    653
    
    Enabling and Disabling Filtering
    654
    
    Show Cable Modem Command
    655
    
    Show IP Interface Cable-Mac Command
    657
Integrated Upstream Agility

660
- Overview
  660
  - Monitoring Upstream Agility State Machines
    661
  - Limitations
    662
- Examples of Upstream Agility State Machines
  663
- Related CLI Commands
  674
  - Defining Triggers
    676
- Show Commands
  679
  - Example of Modifying a State Machine
    682
- State Machine Crosschecks
  683
Channel Bonding

685
- Channel Assignment
  685
  - CM Channel Selection
    686
    
    Bonded DOCSIS 3.0 Cms
    686
    
    Provisioned RCC Candidates
    687
    
    Dynamic RCC Candidates
    687
    
    Ranking RCC Candidates
    688
    
    Selecting the Final RCC
    688
    
    Assignment Restrictions for DOCSIS 3.0 Modems
    688
  - Service Flow Channel Selection
    689
  - Attribute Masks
    689
- Downstream Channel Bonding (DSCB)
  690
  - Configuration Example for Channel Bonding Using Sample MAC Domain 1
    692
  - Rcp/Rcc
    694
  - Verbose RCP Reporting
    695
  - Configuration Examples for Static RCC
    697
    
    Configuring Static RCC Using One Block
    697
    
    Configuring Static RCC Using Two Separate Blocks
    698
  - Configuring Channel Bonding Groups
    699
    
    Dynamic Groups
    699
    
    Static Groups
    699
- Upstream Channel Bonding (USCB)
  700
- Selective Enabling of USCB Within a MAC Domain
  703
  - Upstream Graceful TCS Reduction
    703
- Non-Primary Channel Acquisition for Upstream Channel Bonding
  705
- Snapshot from Config File with Attribute Mask Set for USCB
  705
- Partial Service Handling
  706
  - Upstream Impairment Detection and Recovery
    706
  - Partial Service Enhancement
    707
  - Ranging Timing Offset
    708
  - Downstream Impairment Detection and Recovery
    708
  - Sequence out of Range Recovery
    709
  - CM Channel Reassignment for AC Power Loss
    710
  - Power Loss Reports
    710
  - CM-STATUS Message
    711
  - Power Restore Reports
    711
  - Related CLI Commands
    711
- Observability
  712
- Commands Related to Partial Service
  714
Ipv6

715
- Overview
  715
- Mdf
  716
- GMAC Explicit Mode
  716
- Ipv6 Packet Structure
  716
- Ipv6 Addressing Architecture
  717
  - Address Notation
    717
  - Types and Scope of Addresses
    717
  - Interface Assignment
    718
  - General Limits for IP Addresses
    719
  - Link-Local Addresses
    719
  - Neighbor Discovery Proxy for CPE Traffic
    720
  - Ipv6 over Ethernet
    721
  - Well-Known Multicast Addresses
    721
  - Ipv6 Well Known Multicast Groups
    722
- C4/C CMTS Security Features for Ipv6
  723
- Ipv6 Configure Commands
  724
  - Neighbor Discovery Commands
    725
  - CLI Commands for Neighbor Discovery (ND)
    725
  - Router Advertisements for Ipv6
    727
  - Dhcpv6 Relay Agent
    727
  - Basic Configuration Script
    727
  - Ping and Traceroute Commands
    728
  - Ipv6 Show Commands
    729
  - Ipv6 Show Cable Modem Commands
    730
- Dhcpv6 PDRI and Bulk Lease Query
  731
  - Proxy Duplicate Address Detection
    731
  - Prefix Delegation
    732
  - Block Diagram of PDRI Feature
    732
  - CLI Commands for PDRI
    733
  - Bulk Lease Query
    735
  - Examples of Show Commands
    736
  - CLI Commands for Bulk Lease Query
    736
- Ipv6 Prefix Stability
  739
  - Configuring Prefix Stability Using IS-IS
    740
    
    Dhcpv6 Server
    740
    
    To Configure ISIS on SYS-2
    741
  - Configuring Prefix Stability Using OSPF
    742
    
    To Configure OSPF on SYS-1
    743
    
    To Configure OSPF on SYS-2
    743
    
    Verifying Prefix-Stability
    744
    
    Debug Logging
    746
    
    DOCSIS MULPI Specification, Version 3.0
    747
  - Operational Concerns
    747
- Ipv6 Distribute Lists
  748
  - Sample Distribute List for Ospfv3 PD Routes
    748
  - Cleaning up Stale Routes for Ipv6 Prefix Stability
    748
IP Video

750
- Overview
  750
- IP Video Architecture
  751
- IP Video Functionality
  752
  - IP Video Subsystems
    752
  - Video Access
    753
  - Video CPE
    753
  - Video Management
    753
- ASM Architecture
  754
  - Valid Multicast Address Ranges
    754
  - ASM Components
    755
- SSM Architecture
  756
  - SSM Components
    757
- IP Video Provisioning
  758
- IP Video Visibility
  764
  - Verifying the Configuration
    764
  - More Show Commands
    765
- IP Video Monitoring and Management
  771
  - Current Hour Results
    772
- CLI Commands for IP Video
  774
Multicast

776
- Overview
  776
- Multicast Traffic
  777
  - What Is IP Multicast
    777
  - Mdf
    777
  - Multicast Routing
    778
  - Valid Multicast Address Ranges
    778
- IGMP Implementation
  779
  - Source-Specific Multicast
    779
    
    DOCSIS Compliance for IGMP
    779
    
    IGMP Terminology
    779
- Multicast Routing Configurations
  780
  - ASM/SSM Configurations
    781
    
    ASM Multicast Forwarding
    781
    
    Configure Network to Cable ASM Data Forwarding
    781
    
    Configure Network to Cable SSM Data Forwarding
    782
  - IGMP Visibility
    783
  - IGMP Acls
    786
  - Static IGMP Joins
    787
    
    Layer 3 Static Joins
    788
    
    Layer 2 Static Joins
    788
- Forced Downstream Replication of Multicast Traffic
  789
- Deciding Whether to Use this Feature
  789
- Operational Guidelines
  790
- Effects of Enabling MDF on the MAC Domain
  791
- CLI Commands for Multicast
  792
Connection Admission Control

796
- Overview
  796
- General CAC Description
  797
- Packetcable CAC Description
  797
  - Reserved Bandwidth
    797
- Multicast CAC Description
  798
  - Guidelines for CAC Thresholds in Non-Converged System
    799
  - Guidelines for CAC Thresholds in Converged System
    800
- Configuring CAC
  800
- Show Commands
  801
- For 16D or XD Cams
  802
- Data Consistency Checks
  803
  - For 12U or 24U Cams
    803
  - Preemption of Normal Calls by Emergency Calls
    803
- Load Balancing of Voice Bearer Flows
  804
- Disable Feature
  805
Converged Services (Voice and Data)

806
- Qos Levels
  806
  - Ensuring Qos in a Converged Services Environment
    806
- Overview
  806
- Packetcable Multimedia Overview
  813
  - Foundations of PCMM Architecture
    814
  - Compliance with PCMM Standards
    816
    
    Network Diagram of PCMM Implementation
    816
    
    Feature Application and Overview
    817
  - PCMM Classification for Remotely Connected Subnets
    817
    
    Other Applications
    818
    
    PCMM CLI Commands
    819
    
    Standards Compliance
    819
  - PCMM Configuration Procedures
    820
    
    Procedure Guidelines
    820
    
    Feature Interaction
    821
  - Packetcable Settings
    821
    
    Showing Status
    821
    
    Enabling and Disabling Packetcable Services
    823
    
    Pc1.X Timerspd
    824
    
    Subscriber ID in Dqos Messages
    824
    
    PCMM Timers
    825
    
    Showing Packetcable Timers
    828
    
    Event Messaging
    829
    
    Setting the Upstream Diffserv Code Point
    829
    
    Dsx Dqos Provisioning
    830
  - Dsx Dqos Voip
    830
Security

832
- AAA Overview
  832
  - The AAA Model
    833
  - Line Interfaces
    834
  - AAA Functions Supported by the C4/C CMTS
    835
- Local Authentication
  836
- RADIUS Authentication
  837
- TACACS+ Source Interface
  852
  - Operational Concerns
    852
  - Configuring TACACS+ Source Interface
    853
  - Configuration Commands
    853
  - Feature Interactions
    853
  - Sample Show Commands
    854
  - SSH2 Description
    855
    
    SSH Protocol Architecture
    855
    
    SSH-Transport Highlights
    855
  - Server Management
    856
  - SSH-Userauth Highlights
    856
  - Configure Commands
    857
    
    Configure Server Key
    857
    
    Configure User Keys
    858
    
    Configure the Control Server
    858
    
    Configure Max Clients
    858
    
    Configure Connection Port
    858
    
    Configure Idle Timeout
    859
    
    Configure Services
    859
    
    Configure Encryption
    859
    
    Configure User Authentication
    859
    
    Remove a Client
    860
  - Show Commands
    860
- Routing to a Null Interface
  861
  - CLI Commands for Routing to a Null Interface
    861
- Source Verification of Cable-Side IP Addresses
  862
  - For Ipv6
    862
  - CLI Commands for Source Verification
    863
- CPE Host Authorization
  864
  - CLI Commands
    865
- Advanced CM Configuration File Verification
  866
  - TFTP Enforcement
    867
  - Dynamic Shared Secret Verification
    867
  - CLI Commands for TFTP Enforce and Dynamic Secret
    868
  - Log Messages
    870
  - TFTP Relay Agent and the Upgrade Server TLV
    870
  - Option 125, Sub-Option 2
    871
  - Dhcpv6 Servers Address-Option 32
    871
  - Dual Shared Secret
    871
  - Cable Modem MAC Deny List
    873
    
    CLI Commands for Dual Shared Secret
    873
    
    CLI Commands for Provisioning the CM MAC Deny List
    874
Unified Electronic Surveillance

875
- UES Overview
  875
- Calea
  875
  - Electronic Surveillance Configuration
    877
  - Electronic Surveillance Logging Messages
    877
- Legal Intercept
  878
  - RFC 3924 Framework
    879
  - Feature Operation
    880
  - Chassis Configuration
    881
  - CLI Commands
    881
  - Sample Configuration for Secure Access and Tap
    881
  - Create or Delete an LI Tap on Ipv6 Modem
    883
  - Data Management and Maintenance
    884
- PC 2.0 Lawfully Authorized Electronic Surveillance
  884
  - Syslog Reports
    884
  - Additional Guidelines
    885
  - PC 2.0 LAES Functional Layout
    885
  - Configuration Guidelines
    886
  - Configuring PC 2.0 LAES
    886
    
    Limited Ranges for Mibs
    887
    
    To Configure an Snmpv3 User View for PC 2.0 LAES
    888
  - Configure Intercept Source Interface
    889
  - To Configure an NTP Timestamp in the Header
    889
Load Balancing

890
- General Load Balancing Group (GLBG)
  891
- Overview
  891
  - Restricted Load Balancing Group (RLBG)
    892
- Load Balancing Methods
  893
- Load Balancing Types
  893
  - Interactions with Older Cable Modems
    894
- Load Balancing Policy
  895
- Load Balancing Rules
  895
  - Default Rule Values
    896
  - Relative Weighting
    897
  - Using Multiple Rules
    897
- Global Load Balance Settings
  898
- Load Balance Thresholds
  899
- Default Configuration
  900
- Example Configuration
  902
  - Verify the Configuration
    903
- Load Balance Modem Steering
  905
- Load Balance Actions
  912
  - Ranging Time Load Balance Actions
    912
  - Registration Time Load Balance Actions
    913
    
    Receive Channel Set Assignment
    913
    
    Related RCS Assignment CLI Command
    914
    
    Transmit Channel Set Assignment
    914
  - Periodic Load Balancing Actions
    915
  - Modem Steering after Registration
    915
  - Load Balancing Bonded DS and US Modems Via DBC
    917
  - Load Balancing Bonded Modems Via DCC
    919
  - Cross-MAC Domain Dynamic Load Balancing
    919
  - Statistics
    920
  - Extended Upstream Frequency Range
    920
- Failed List Operation
  921
- Movable and Non-Movable Modems
  923
  - Exclude List Operation
    923
  - DCC Movable Checks
    923
  - DBC Movable Checks
    924
- Movable CLI Commands
  925
- Manual Modem Moves
  926
  - CLI Modem Move Via DCC
    926
  - CLI Modem Move Via Range Response
    927
  - CLI Modem Move Via DCC Using Mibs
    928
Packet Throttling

930
- Overview
  930
- RCM Protocol Policing
  931
  - RCM Protocol CLI Commands
    931
  - Maintaining Performance During Excessive Traffic
    931
    
    Set Specific Global/Protocol Packet Throttling
    931
    
    Display Protocol-Throttling Settings and Counts
    932
- Upstream Cable Protocol Throttling
  933
  - Ipv6 Neighborhood Discovery
    934
  - ARP/ND Monitoring
    934
  - Cable Protocol Throttling Configuration
    935
  - Throttling Configuration Clear and Show Commands
    935
  - Set Specific Protocol Packet Throttling
    935
  - Cable Throttling Command Examples
    936
    
    Enable Ipv4 Throttling DHCP
    936
    
    Disable Ipv6 ND Throttling
    936
    
    Provision Interval of Throttling
    936
    
    Clear CM Throttling Counts
    937
    
    Clear All Proto-Throttle Counters
    937
    
    Determine Cable Throttling Status
    937
    
    Determine CM or CPE Throttling
    937
    
    Show ARP/ND Requests
    938
    
    Show ARP/ND Replies
    938
    
    Show ARP/DHCP/IGMP Drop Counts Per CAM
    939
    
    Show Cable-Proto-Throttle Detail
    939
- ARP/ICMP Throttling
  940
- Quality of Service Mechanisms
  943
  - Statistical Multiplexing
    943
  - Weighted Random Early Detection and Traffic Policing
    943
  - Traffic Shaping
    943
    
    Maximizing Throughput
    944
    
    Dual Leaky Bucket Mechanism
    944
    
    Downstream Traffic Shaping
    944
    
    Traffic Policing Method
    944
- Traffic Shaping CLI Commands
  945
  - Set Peak Traffic Rate for DOCSIS 1.1 COS
    945
    
    Shaping Versus Policing Summary
    945
    
    Traffic Shaping Implementation
    945
- Power Boost Cap
  946
  - Set Peak Traffic Rate for QOS
    946
  - Peak and Maximum Rates
    946
  - Enable/Disable Peak Rate Service Flow
    946
  - Service Flow Information
    946
  - Upstream Tpeak
    947
Access Control Lists

948
- Overview
  948
  - Named Access Lists
    949
- Data Plane Filter IP Acls
  950
  - Ipv4 CLI Commands
    950
  - Match Counts
    952
  - Provision In-Band Management
    953
  - Snmp Acl
    954
- Ipv6 Acls
  955
  - Example 1
    955
  - Example 2
    955
Internet Protocol Detail Record

957
- Overview
  957
- Exporter Services
  958
  - IPDR Session Methods
    958
  - IPDR Records
    958
  - Method and Record Usage
    959
  - Sequence of Records
    959
    
    Time Method
    959
    
    Event Method
    959
- Collector Connectivity
  960
  - Exporter Address
    960
  - Adhoc Method
    960
  - Redundancy
    960
- Inter-Operations
  961
  - Simultaneous Sessions
    961
  - Data Acknowledgment
    961
- Surveillance
  962
  - Keep Alive
    962
  - Missed Interval
    962
  - Connection Logs
    962
- Configuration
  963
  - Session Logs
    963
  - SNMP Traps
    963
  - Parameters
    963
    
    Service Parameters
    964
    
    Common Parameters
    964
  - IPDR CLI Commands
    965
    
    Enable/Disable IPDR Streaming
    965
    
    Set DOCSIS Mode
    965
    
    Set UDP and TCP Port Numbers
    965
    
    Set Keep-Alive
    966
    
    Configure Collectors
    966
    
    Configure Report Cycle Set
    966
    
    Configure Sessions
    966
    
    Show Configuration and Runtime Information
    967
    
    Command Summary
    968
Host Names, User Ids, and Password Recovery

970
Clock Synchronization Protocol

980
- Local (Internal) Clock
  980
- Overview
  980
  - Clock Commands
    981
    
    Configure Clock Timezone
    982
    
    Set Timezone Offset
    983
    
    Disable Timezone Setting
    983
    
    Show Clock Detail
    983
    
    Show Clock Greenwich Mean Time
    983
  - Setting the Internal Clock
    984
    
    Show Clock Network
    984
    
    Show Clock Timezone
    984
- Network Time Protocol
  985
  - NTP Server and Authentication Commands
    985
  - Configure NTP Client
    986
- Secure NTP
  989
Service Class Names

991
- Overview
  991
- Service Class Name Details
  992
  - Service Flows
    992
  - Major Functions
    992
  - Cable Modems
    992
  - Quality of Service Parameters MIB
    993
  - Qos Parameters Included in a Service Class Name
    993
  - Service Class Name Configuration
    996
  - Gold Service Class Example
    996
  - Silver Service Class Example
    997
  - Bronze Service Class Example
    997
  - Tiered Service Examples
    997
  - Additional Service Flows
    998
- Commands for Adding Service Class Names
  999
- Integrated Service Class Agility (ISCA)
  1001
- Operational Considerations for ISCA
  1001
- Calculating Average Usage
  1003
- Feature Interactions
  1003
- CLI Commands Used for ISCA
  1004
  - CLI Commands Related to Integrated Service Class Agility
    1004
  - Sample Configuration Commands for ISCA
    1006
- Dynamic Service Class Modifications
  1007
- DSCP Marking for Downstream Subscriber Traffic
  1010
Per-Subscriber Throughput

1012
- Overview
  1012
- Two Display Formats
  1013
  - Class and Quality of Service
    1013
  - Determining Throughput
    1013
  - Configuration File
    1013
  - Displaying Throughput
    1013
  - Display Basic CM Qos Output
    1014
  - Display Qos for CM MAC Address
    1014
  - Display Verbose CM Qos Output
    1015
    
    Display Qos for CM IP Address
    1015
    
    Display Qos for CM IP Address (Verbose)
    1016
Additional Classifier Support

1018
- Description
  1018
- Overview
  1018
- Operation
  1020
Diagnostics

1022
- Overview
  1022
- Problem Isolation
  1023
  - Module Replacement and Repair
    1023
  - Applicable Modules
    1023
  - Diagnostic Rules
    1023
- Take Module Out-Of-Service
  1024
  - Service-Affecting Protection
    1024
  - System Log
    1024
  - To Diagnose Modules
    1025
- Diagnostic Logging
  1028
- Diagnostic Failure and Recovery
  1029
  - Recovery
    1030
Logging

1031
- Overview
  1031
- Event Messages
  1032
  - Asynchronous Notification Management
    1032
  - Event Management Subsystems
    1032
  - History Buffer
    1033
  - System Consoles
    1033
  - Event Management Subsystems on the C4/C CMTS
    1033
  - Monitor
    1034
- Event Message Routing
  1034
  - Local Log (Volatile and Non-Volatile)
    1034
  - Syslog Server
    1034
  - SNMP Management Station
    1034
  - Priority-Based Event Routing
    1035
  - Event Routing Sequence
    1035
  - Event Priority Value Descriptions
    1035
- Logging History Buffer
  1036
  - Restrictions and Defaults for Logging History Buffer
    1036
  - Basic Log Commands
    1036
  - Change Message Number
    1038
  - Enable Debug Facility Notification
    1039
  - Disable Debug Facility Notification
    1039
  - Override Priority Settings
    1039
  - Assign Priority to CLI Access Level
    1039
  - List Available Show Commands
    1040
  - Display Event Management Subsystems
    1040
  - Display Debug Information
    1042
  - Display Logging History (Last Number of Events)
    1043
  - Display Logging History (Slot Number)
    1044
  - Display Event Logging Overrides
    1045
  - Display CLI Access Levels and Priority
    1045
- System Console
  1046
  - Display Proprietary Logging Status
    1046
  - Asynchronous Terminal Connection
    1047
  - Display Monitor Priority
    1047
  - Event Display on System Console
    1047
  - System Console Log Commands
    1047
  - System Console Session
    1047
- Monitor (Telnet or Secure Shell)
  1048
  - Configure Console Logging
    1048
  - Eliminate Console Logging
    1048
  - Telnet
    1049
  - Monitor Log Commands
    1049
  - Secure Shells
    1049
- Local Log (Volatile)
  1050
  - Configure Monitor Logging
    1050
  - Eliminate Monitor Logging
    1050
  - Display Console Priority
    1050
  - Syslog Server and SNMP Management Station
    1051
  - Local Volatile Log Commands
    1051
  - Configure Local Logging Level
    1052
  - Disable Specific Local Logging Level
    1052
  - Configure Local Log Size
    1052
  - Display Local Log Priority
    1053
  - Standard Protocol
    1053
  - Multiple Syslog Servers
    1053
  - Event Priorities
    1054
  - Syslog Facilities
    1054
  - Syslog Server Commands
    1055
  - Syslog Host IP Address
    1055
  - Send All Messages to Specific Server
    1056
  - Add Syslog Server
    1056
  - Remove Syslog Server
    1056
  - Send All Informational Messages to Syslog
    1056
- Simple Network Management Protocol Management Station
  1057
  - Inhibit Events to Syslog
    1057
  - Display Syslog Statistics and Server(S)
    1057
  - Traps
    1057
  - SNMP Management Station Host IP Address
    1058
  - SNMP Host Commands
    1058
  - Event Priorities
    1058
  - Generate Trap for Priority 7
    1059
  - Disable Trap for Priority 7
    1059
  - Configure SNMP Server to Existing Network
    1059
  - Display SNMP Utilization Statistics
    1060
  - SNMP Trap Control Commands
    1060
  - SNMP Configuration with CLI
    1061
    
    Create a Basic Configuration for an SNMP V1/2 Community
    1061
    
    Relationship of SNMP Tables to User-Defined Elements
    1062
    
    Create a Basic Configuration for an SNMP V3 User
    1064
    
    Configuring Different Notification Types
    1064
    
    Configuring SNMP Notification Receivers
    1064
  - Throttle Control of Event Messages
    1066
    
    Configuring SNMP Notification Filters
    1066
    
    System-Wide Network Throttle
    1066
    
    Throttling Set to Limit
    1066
    
    Throttling Set to Stop (Closed-Loop Feedback)
    1067
    
    Event Throttling Commands
    1067
    
    Display Event Throttle Settings
    1068
    
    Configure Throttling
    1068
    
    Change Event Throttle Type
    1068
    
    Event Throttling Examples
    1069
Fully-Qualified Domain Name (FQDN)

1070
- Overview
  1070
  - Limited Support for FQDN Feature
    1071
- Operational Concerns
  1071
- CLI Commands for FQDN
  1073
- FQDN Rejection Scenarios
  1075
Bsod L2VPN

1076
- Background Information
  1077
- Additional Information
  1080
- Enabling Bsod
  1081
- Screenshot of Modem Configuration File
  1082
- CLI Commands for L2VPN
  1083
- Show Commands for L2VPN and Bsod
  1084
- Sample BSOD Configuration Using BSOD Capable and Legacy (Ppoe) Modems
  1086
- Bsod L2VPN Configuration Via CLI
  1087
- CLI Commands for Configuring Cms for Use with L2VPN Tunnels
  1087
Standard and Enterprise Mibs

1090
- SNMP MIB Variable Descriptions
  1090
  - Overview
    1090
    
    SNMP Mibs
    1091
    
    Standard Mibs
    1091
    
    Data Connection Mibs
    1092
    
    Cablelabs Mibs and Standard RFC
    1093
- Enterprise Mibs
  1094
CLI Overview

1099

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Introduction

Chapter 2

C4/C4C CMTS Features

Chapter 3

C4/C4C CMTS Specifications

C4 CMTS General Installation Requirements

Chapter 4

C4C CMTS Installation Requirements

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

System Control Module (SCM)

Router Control Module (RCM)

Downstream Cable Access Modules (Dcams)

Upstream Cable Access Modules (Ucams)

Chapter 9

Control Complex Redundancy

Basic Bring-Up Procedure for the C4 CMTS

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Basic Bring-Up Procedure for a C4C CMTS

CAM Sparing

Chapter 14

Cable-Side Configuration

Interface IP Configuration

Dynamic Routing Protocols

IP Packet Filters, Subscriber Management

Baseline Privacy Interface (BPI)

DOCSIS Set-Top Gateway Configuration

Integrated Upstream Agility

Channel Bonding

Ipv6

IP Video

Multicast

Connection Admission Control

Converged Services (Voice and Data)

Security

Unified Electronic Surveillance

Load Balancing

Packet Throttling

Access Control Lists

Internet Protocol Detail Record

Host Names, User Ids, and Password Recovery

Clock Synchronization Protocol

Service Class Names

Per-Subscriber Throughput

Additional Classifier Support

Diagnostics

Logging

Fully-Qualified Domain Name (FQDN)

Bsod L2VPN

Standard and Enterprise Mibs

CLI Overview

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