wase
join:2004-01-29
Willowbrook, IL | [Connectivity] Cisco Docsis 3 Modem Firmware Have they ever sent an firmware upgrade to the Cisco Docsis 3 modems?
this is my firmware version
dpc3000-v301r2372-081211a.p7b.csg
does anyone know if this is the lastest version?
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  DspairlPremium
join:2004-06-09
Norwich, CT | Re: [Connectivity] Cisco Docsis 3 Modem Firmware That would be the latest for that modem yes  | |
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 Assman
join:2007-11-06
Dildo, NL
1 edit | Same version as I have. Is your gui slow/laggy? | |
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 | wase
join:2004-01-29
Willowbrook, IL | Re: [Connectivity] Cisco Docsis 3 Modem Firmware no, I was just wondering if there was newer firmware..something that might bond 4 downstream channels or 2 upstream... | |
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| | Assman
join:2007-11-06
Dildo, NL | Re: [Connectivity] Cisco Docsis 3 Modem Firmware getting 4 down, 1 up | |
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join:2003-05-04
Schaumburg, IL | Nobody seems to have upstream bonding yet. I don't know if it's even out of the lab.
Downstream depends on your area. Some only have 3 channels available, others 4.
I don't think firmware would make any difference as to how many channels are bonded. When the upstream bonding specs are finalized, there MIGHT be updates to fix issues. | |
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join:2004-01-29
Willowbrook, IL | Re: [Connectivity] Cisco Docsis 3 Modem Firmware yeah, I havent read that anyone has upstream bonding either..
I wonder how they choose who gets 3 or 4 channel downstream bonding?
Is 4 better than 3?
With 3 downstream channels bonded in the Burr Ridge area, I get 59-62meg d/l's all the time on my 50-10 tier..would having 4 channels bonded make it even faster? | |
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| | | | | | Re: [Connectivity] Cisco Docsis 3 Modem Firmware no, it probably wouldnt be faster, because powerboost is capped at the CMTS. | |
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join:2003-05-04
Schaumburg, IL | I'm guessing the 3 or 4 downstream depends on available channel space in your area. Comcast has to balance whats needed for Internet and how heavily they think it will be used, versus how many TV channels to make available. Each channel can hold 2-3 HD, 10-14 SD, or some combo thereof. | |
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