cpc3- = Cable modem PC range
neat2- = Neath UBR 2
6-0- = Card 6/0
cust200. Customer IP address number 200 in the range
swan. = Swansea DHCP servers
cable. = Cable Modem domain
ntl. = ntl
com = company
Don't assume it's always going to look like that, in case you're writing some script or other.
:P
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There are 6 cables on each UBR
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Up to eight now, actually. The new cards are a lot denser and you can get two in the space you could get one before (when you could get four in, not six). Hmm, that's not very clear. Basically you'll now see e.g. 2-6-0 and 2-6-1, which represent the two 'halves' of a physical card, each of which is a cable card in its own right.