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Charter Announces 60Mbps Internet Service

Fix current service first.

Not all areas are like that. I get 16/2 every single day or night. Works absolutely fantastic. More reliable then my parents Qwest DSL, Friends Frontier DSL or In-laws Comcrap.

reply to coastjam

Re: Charter Announces 60Mbps Internet Service

If you mean dynamic like in dynamic IP then I have seen that(D2). But if you mean dynamic on a minute to minute basis(what I meant) then I have not seen that. Usually the frequency (channel) is assigned at the same time as the IP and does not change unless the connection is reset (on D2). This may be a difference between euro-docsis and us-docsis(your UK location).

Sorry I missed this.

»www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/cable/c···lbg.html

Functionality present since DOCSIS 1.1.

Ignite

From your link:

"You cannot select particular cable modems to be automatically moved for load balancing,"

"the dynamic load balancing method uses the Downstream Frequency Override message to move cable modems between downstream channels, which results in cable modems going offline and having to reregister, resulting in a short, temporary loss of connectivity for the customer. "

Which is essentially what I said in my previous post.

Think you misunderstand.

Frequency override is for modems that are not compatible with Dynamic Channel Change, DOCSIS 1.1 modems are generally fine for seamless.

From the same link:

'DCC in DOCSIS 1.1 dynamically changes cable modem upstream or downstream channels without forcing a cable modem to go offline, and without re-registration after the change. DCC supports five different initialization metohds (0-4), instead of one, as in earlier DOCSIS support.'

You declare groups of cable modems to be automatically balanced. Bit pointless specifying a single modem.

Have another read of the link, and if you like the DOCSIS 1.1 specs, you'll find reference to DCC for both upstream and downstream there.

EDIT:

I'll finish your second quote for you:

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the dynamic load balancing method uses the Downstream Frequency Override message to move cable modems between downstream channels, which results in cable modems going offline and having to reregister, resulting in a short, temporary loss of connectivity for the customer. This is because the DOCSIS 1.0 specification requires cable modems to reregister whenever the downstream is changed using the Downstream Frequency Override message.

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