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Old 10-08-2008, 12:30   #31
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Re: VM position 50 meg as "premium"

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Originally Posted by deed02392 View Post
Could you perhaps explain or link me to something that will help me ascertain what exactly you mean by the VM network. I thought this was a global thing, whereby the entire infrastructure of the network owned by VM would be operational on DOCSIS3. Or is it portioned up into segments so that customers are running on the DOCSIS3 network until the UBR, when it's a different signal modulation to be more efficient?
Think you don't understand what DOCSIS 3 is. DOCSIS 3 is a method for channel bonding multiple RF streams. At the RF level DOCSIS 3 downstreams on the VM network are EuroDOCSIS, and for now the upstreams are using standard DOCSIS 1 / 1.1.

The entire network does not migrate to DOCSIS 3 nor is it more efficient, you simply have a larger single data pipe, consisting of 4 bonded 8MHz channels, so can offer a single 200Mbit channel to a node instead of the previous 51Mbit per channel. It means higher data rates possible and better statistical contention as each modem takes less of each logical channel.
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