Good day to all, I was wondering if someone may have a firmware file for eMTA: TG1682G that can share it. It can be MGCP or SIP, I have some samples in my lab but I have seen many differences as they have different versions, and would like to change them using a firmware file. Thanks in advance. Regards.-
I'm trying to programatically generate an Cisco EPC3212 template for each customer with its sip options but when I'm trying to use all saEmtaSipDevice* mib objects i'm getting
# docsis -e cisco.cfg my_key_file cisco.bin
/* Error: Can't find oid saEmtaSipDeviceDigitMap.0 at line 5 */
encode_vbind: Unknown Object Identifier (Sub-id not found: (top) -> 1)
got len 0 value while scanning for SnmpMibObject
at line 5
Reading in other forums i found that I need SA-EMTA-SIP-MIB.mib mib file but I can't find it.
how to enable telnet on cisco EPC3008 (DPC3008)? Already have enabled remote_acc_methods (telnet | ssh), telnet_ipstacks (IP1 | IP2), telnet username & password, telnetIpStackInterfaces.0 hex_string 'C0', telnetServerControl.0 int 1
but telnet port on CPE is not opened, always get "Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused".
Just a regular technical guy (engineer), with no experience in the industry looking for a sanity check.
This is my question->Is there any explanation for why i cant to a simple repetitive ping test to a Ariss 804G modem that isn't connected to the coax without getting significant failures ? Getting intermittent periods of like 60 seconds where the ping returns general failure. Occurs every 20-40 minutes.
After several consultations here in the forum I already have the Docsis file configured with the OID necessary to have access from the Wan to the cable modem, I also add the OID that my Seed client enables me to be able to enter the cable modem management with the password of the day, now when I try to access with the password of the day it does not give me access and in the cable modem log I have this error.
We're having issues with our cable plant (spring and fall) when the temps swing over night. We noticed the losses are much more dramatic in the upper frequencies when the temp swings. We're rural so we have much longer distribution runs than we'd like, but we'll be splitting that up with new fiber nodes soon.