Thanks for complements. This blog is separate from JDSU as I am test equipment neutral. For questions on JDSU equipment I recommend that you contact customer service in your area at http://www.jdsu.com/products/communications-test-measurement/brazil/servico-ao-cliente.html

Regards,
-Brady

First things first: We’re dazzled with your tutorials, explanations and expertise on docsis. We’ve been researching the net for concise info for so long that reaching your website was like a oasis. It is really very helpful and we thank you a lot, saved us a lot of time.

Of course that after all these complements comes the favor asking. We’re thinking about ways to manage fault and performance of Cable Plants and HFC networks by using NMS and MOM’s like CA Spectrum, and besides what we can get on CMTS’s and CM’s via SNMP, we would like to also complement the alarms and events by using return path info that would come from JDSU pathtrack via SNMP traps (or poll data), for instance.

Does it make sense to you? Don’t you, by accident, have the mib’s and/or mib dumps of these equipments at hand so we can emulate and play with it in our lab?

Anyway, thanks for this website,

Ricardo Fernandes
OpenTech Brasil
ricardo.fernandes@ot.com.br

Thanks for really good work. One notice – Arris CMTS is C4 not 64k which is motorola I guess

Regards,

Sebastian

Thank you for taking the time to put this blog together. It’s been very helpful in helping me really understand Docsis architecture and how things work. I’m new to the RF side of the house and it’s very difficult to get straight answers from people regarding this subject. By the way did you mean Arris C4 and Motorola BSR 64000?

Regards,
John