A lot of that has to do with return plant design, we used to look at it as a
number but now we consider nodes that feed an RPR, type of traffic, it
really becomes a noise issue, you know the old funneling effect. Miles (of
cable, not the guy by the water cooler) and condition of plant should also
be in the mix. We also early on only looked at it as a number of HPs but now
we factor in different varibles. This is also amplified by the fact that we
are running other services in the return, and will continue to add services.
This is relevant if you were talking about cable plant, if you were talking
about how many pps the memory and processor can dump out the NSI,
Nevermind.God I love DOCSIS.
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From: NKP
To:
Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 10:53 AM
Subject: Cable Based Network enquiry [7:16572]
Hi everyone ,
I would like to know if anyone has implemented a cable network on
Cisco
7200 series .
The main detail I am looking out for is information about the cable
modem
cards that Cisco provides , how many subscribers can we provide through
each
port on cable modem card .
What are the hardware requirements for the cable solution .
thanks in advance
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Navin Parwal
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