Evidence of Upstream Channel Bonding - Post Here - Comcast HSI

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Tsume
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Johnson City, TN

reply to Johkal

Johnson City, TN

Comcast went down for about an hour last night. When it came back up, the upstream light on the modem was blue. We JUST got DOCSIS 3 here a couple months ago, so this is very exciting.

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I'm on the fastest speed tier they offer here, which I believe is BLAST! They just started offering it maybe a couple weeks ago. Still no 50mbps or 100mbps in my market, but here's hoping.
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sortofageek
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(topic move) Hattiesburg, MS - Is this upstream channel bonding?

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Clinton, NJ

Had Comcast install Blast (50/10) service here a couple weeks ago. Shaperprobe verifies throughputs are pretty much spot-on. Here's a screenshot showing 3 bonded upstream, 6 downstream, and some fairly impressive signal levels & SNR. Helps to only be ~1/4 mile from the fiber node even if much of the coax cable plant itself is ~30+ years old. Using Zoom 5341J DOCSIS 3.0 modem purchased @ BestBuy. So far so good, stable and consistent speeds.

Location is Clinton Knolls area (west), Town of Clinton, Hunterdon County, NJ, 08809

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IndyGamer

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Indianapolis, IN

Indianapolis, IN

Zoom 5341J

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slim
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Cambridge, MA

Just noticed this today. Not sure when it happened but it's been a couple weeks since I last checked.

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Jodokast96
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Erial, NJ

Erial, NJ

Zoom 5341J

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Defiance82
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McHenry, IL

Bonding

McHenry, IL
Just installed 50/10 service

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wwd

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btlalum
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Topsham, ME

Maine,
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oilandgears

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Richland, MI

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AnglerBob

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Naugatuck, CT

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Naugatuck, CT

Naugatuck, CT.
Performance Tier, no change in upload speed. About 3.72. Just picked this up today after I re booted modem.

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biomesh
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Tomball, TX

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Re: Evidence of Upstream Channel Bonding - Post Here

Tomball, TX

Some areas of Houston have had upstream bonding for a while. It looks like some of the outlying areas of Houston are finally getting it as well.

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nokken

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Memphis, TN

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Memphis, TN

Zoom 5341J / Performance Tier

I noticed the US light on my modem was blue yesterday.
I have 2 upstream channels "Locked" now.

See also ---> »Memphis, TN

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andyross
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Schaumburg, IL

You may have 2 channels due to poor signals. The limit for 3-channel is 51dB for 64QAM (presumably ATDMA on your post). 2-channel is 54dB, and your ATDMA channel is close to that. 16QAM (TDMA?) allows 1dB higher (52/55).

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That had happened to me. I was at those exact same upstream power levels and couldn't get more than two. Made some changes that lowered the power output and the third channel is there now consistently.
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