Does anyone have a valid config for the DEPI control plane on the D5 which works with a Cisco 3G60? I can't seem to get the DEPI control plane on the CMTS and edge QAM to work together.
Here's a snippet of the config on the CMTS:
l2tp-class class1
 authenticate
 digest secret 0 test1 hash MD5
 digest secret 0 test2 hash MD5
 hello 15
 retransmit retries 5
 retransmit timeout max 1
!
depi-class D5UEQ-1
 mode mpt
!
depi-tunnel D5UEQ-1-DEPI
 dest-ip 10.40.1.2
 l2tp-class class1
 depi-class D5UEQ-1
 tos 100
!
controller Modular-Cable 8/1/0
 rf-channel 0 cable downstream channel-id 73
 rf-channel 0 frequency 63000000 annex B modulation 256qam interleave 32
 rf-channel 0 depi-tunnel D5UEQ-1-DEPI tsid 1001
 rf-channel 0 rf-power 49
...rf-channel config truncated since there's no need to post all 24 channels
If I manually assign the IP address of the EQAM to the RF-channels then the link will come up, but still no sessions will be estabilished and the modems will not acquire a downstream. for example:
controller Modular-Cable 8/1/0
 rf-channel 0 cable downstream channel-id 73
 rf-channel 0 frequency 633000000 annex B modulation 256qam interleave 32
 rf-channel 0 ip-address 10.40.1.2 mac-address 001d.d231.d51f depi-remote-id 1001
 rf-channel 0 rf-power 49
 no rf-channel 0 rf-shutdown
The EQ is running a fairly recent version 3.0.2.2 (released a few years after the 3G60) so I don't expect it to be because of old software. We've had the system up on an RFGW using the depi-class and l2tp method with essentially the same config, so I'm probably doing something wrong or there's some strange interoperability issue going on. We've also tried with and without authentication and it makes no difference. on the CMTS side the links are idle with state/reason as "IDLE<4>recv CDN"
As for the UEQ config, it's as below:
depi control-plane
 no shutdown
 protocol ip
 protocol udp
 authentication required
 authentication md5
 authentication sha
 shared-secret-1 "test1"
 shared-secret-2 "test2"
 hello-interval 35
 ip-header ttl 10
 ip-header dscp 0
 lock-qam-bandwidth
 lock-qam-rf revertive
 qam-set-failure send-CDN
 no max-connections
 mtu max-size 1522
 retry min-delay 1
 retry max-delay 8
 retry max-attempts 10
 router-id 0.0.0.0
 sli send-minimum-avps
 vendor-name "ARRIS"
 dpr-redundancy
 dpr-max-secondaries 1
 dpr-session-status-timeout 500
!
interface GigabitEthernet 0/1
 no description
 ! mac-address 001d.d231.d51f
 duplex auto
 load-interval 300
 ip address 10.40.1.2 255.255.255.0
 no management-access
 ip igmp
 ip igmp version 3
 ip igmp robustness 2
 ip igmp query-max-response-timeout 100
 no shutdown
!
interface QAM 1
 no shutdown
 diagnostics bootup level complete
 video annex b
!
interface QAM 1/1
 no shutdown
 video serving-group "D5UEQ-1"
 video format 256
 channel mode octal
 no video rf-agility
 video frequency 633000000
 video power 490
 video symbol-rate m 78 n 149
!
interface QAM 1/1.1
 no description
 no shutdown
 ! video serving-group "D5UEQ-1"
 no protocol-mapping erm
 protocol-mapping rpc input GigabitEthernet 0/1
 ! video format 256
 ! video frequency 633000000
 video interleave level 2
 video interleave mode 6
 ! video power 490
 ! video symbol-rate m 78 n 149
 no video spectral-inversion
 video tsid 10101
 depi dmpt dest-ip 10.40.1.2 sessionId 1001
!
.... channel conf again truncated
Thanks in advance
Nevermind, I hadn't realized the interleaver settings were mismatched. All is good now, although I still can't get the class based depi configuration to work, but that may just be a limitation of the D5
I have a working config and I can send you the config files both of devices.
Mail?
I thought I posted a reply since I ended up figuring it out (I think it said it had to be approved by a moderator, so I probably forgot to login). It was just that my interleave settings were mismatched between the EQAM and CMTS. Thanks for the offer though.
I only got it to work under manual DEPI configuration, did Arris ever add dynamic/class based DEPI sessions? so I don't need to manually bring up sessions on the CMTS and tie them to the interface mac.