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dvlogic
join:2009-07-09
Santa Cruz, CA

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dvlogic

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Does this look right?

 
I finally have DOSCIS 3 enabled here in Santa Cruz, CA. What is weird is I have 2 channels down and 3 up.

Shaper probe indicates:

Estimating capacity:
Upstream: 17923 Kbps.
Downstream: 24634 Kbps.
 
The measurement will last for about 2.5 minutes. Please wait.
 
Checking for traffic shapers:
 
Upstream: Burst size: 1948-2110 KB; Shaping rate: 2128 Kbps.
 
Downstream: Burst size: 20407-20689 KB; Shaping rate: 16837 Kbps.
 

Is everything seem like it should be? Why does speed test and shaper probe seem to completely disagree? Also does it makes sense to have 2 channels down and 3 up?

RR Conductor
Ridin' the rails
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join:2002-04-02
Redwood Valley, CA
ARRIS SB6183
Netgear R7000

RR Conductor

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What tier are you on? I'm on Blast! up here in Mendocino County (Redwood Valley, between Ukiah and Willits), and I get this-




We just got D3 here about 2-3 months ago. However, we were stuck at the 16/2 provisioning until they had officially finished the work in Willits and Fort Bragg, then the provisioning changed to 22/4, I imagine the same is happening with the deployment down there. We have 4 bonded channels on the downstream and 2 on the upstream. FYI the distance on that is wrong, San Jose is 150 miles south of me, not 50.

Edit-I should note that we had uncapped uploads for a bit too, but once the work was finalized they settled down to what you see there.

motorola870
join:2008-12-07
Arlington, TX

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motorola870

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said by RR Conductor:

What tier are you on? I'm on Blast! up here in Mendocino County (Redwood Valley, between Ukiah and Willits), and I get this-

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We just got D3 here about 2-3 months ago. However, we were stuck at the 16/2 provisioning until they had officially finished the work in Willits and Fort Bragg, then the provisioning changed to 22/4, I imagine the same is happening with the deployment down there. We have 4 bonded channels on the downstream and 2 on the upstream. FYI the distance on that is wrong, San Jose is 150 miles south of me, not 50.

Edit-I should note that we had uncapped uploads for a bit too, but once the work was finalized they settled down to what you see there.

actually your area has more than 4 downstreams it looks to be at least 6. As you have channels on 549MHz, 555MHz, 579MHz, and 585MHz. And it also looks like you are on a ARRIS CMTS as the ids are 1-6 instead of something like 45-48 or 76-79. The DOCSIS downstreams are consecutive so there are gaps in which your modem is not picking up channels due to it being a 4x4 modem instead of 8x4 modem.

RR Conductor
Ridin' the rails
Premium Member
join:2002-04-02
Redwood Valley, CA
ARRIS SB6183
Netgear R7000

RR Conductor

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Interesting, thanks! I guess I would have to have a 8 x 4 modem to take advantage of those, this looks like a good one-

»www.amazon.com/Zoom-DOCS ··· 063K4NN6

You're right about us being on a an Arris (Cadant) CMTS.