Chapter 6 Configuring the Cisco
Working with Service Element Profiles
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CPE Signature | This attribute specifies a CPE | 0 | |
| software signature (which |
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| If the Allow CPE’s Signature |
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| Detection attribute is Enabled, then |
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| any CPE having a software |
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| signature lower than this value will |
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| not be allowed to train. A value of |
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| zero implies that no rejection will |
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| occur. |
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Allow CPE’s | This attribute controls the | Enabled, Disabled | Disabled |
Signature | detection and enforcement of |
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Detection | minimum compatible software |
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| levels when the modem port that |
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| the subscriber is connected to |
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| trains to the CPE at the far end. If |
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| this attribute is Enabled, the |
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| modem port retrieves the software |
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| signature during the training |
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| sequence. If disabled, the software |
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| signature provided by the far end |
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| CPE is ignored and the training |
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| sequence is allowed to continue as |
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| normal. |
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Allow 136K | Enabling this attribute allows | Enabled, Disabled | Disabled |
Baud | modems to use the 136K baud rate |
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(Downstream) | when attempting to train at the |
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| requested upstream and |
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| downstream rates |
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| (incoming/outgoing bandwidth). If |
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| this attribute is Disabled, the 136K |
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| baud rate will not be used in the |
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| training algorithm. If the |
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| subscriber is provisioned for rates |
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| that require 136K baud, the modem |
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| will attempt to train at the closest |
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| rate combination not using 136K |
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| baud. |
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