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Old 22-12-2011, 17:18   #22
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Re: Over Utilisation...The laymans story

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Originally Posted by kwikbreaks View Post
Ah good - that's saved me struggling - so the RF tech actually gets carried by fibre back to the CMTS/UBR and that's where it all gets converted to TCP/IP?

What governs which individual port a modem will be served by - the physical connection or is there something in the config?
Both. The physical connection governs which ports downstream and upstream a modem can connect to, configuration then decides which ones it does connect to.

That's why the DOCSIS 3 devices don't attach to the DOCSIS 2 network - they lock to it then are pushed by configuration to the DOCSIS 3 network.
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