Cable Forum - View Single Post - Connection playing up in LU7 area for the past couple of weeks.

Sephiroth · 19-02-2010, 13:26

I reckon that you're on a CMTS that also serves the 50 meg tier. So far as I know that's how VM intend their architecture to be for now with the 10 meg tier on the legacy equipment.

The resets appear to accompany the DS Channel override events. I'm not sure why this would happen in the CMTS, but you may have been allocated a DS channel from the bonding group (used by 50 meg modems) in the initial sequence and the CMTS wishes to reallocate you to a non-bonding channel. The underlying reason would seem to me to be load balancing - but there are better brainios here who could possibly explain
this further.

Your modem stats are otherwise exemplary.

19-02-2010, 13:26	#2
Sephiroth Wisdom & truth Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: RG41 Services: RG41: 1Gig VOLT Rutland: Gigaclear 400/400 Posts: 13,049	Re: Connection playing up in LU7 area for the past couple of weeks. I reckon that you're on a CMTS that also serves the 50 meg tier. So far as I know that's how VM intend their architecture to be for now with the 10 meg tier on the legacy equipment. The resets appear to accompany the DS Channel override events. I'm not sure why this would happen in the CMTS, but you may have been allocated a DS channel from the bonding group (used by 50 meg modems) in the initial sequence and the CMTS wishes to reallocate you to a non-bonding channel. The underlying reason would seem to me to be load balancing - but there are better brainios here who could possibly explain this further. Your modem stats are otherwise exemplary. __________________ *Seph.* My advice is at your risk.