Cisco Systems UBR924 Network Router User Manual


 
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Cisco uBR924 Software Configuration Guide
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Appendix B Using the Cable Monitor Tool
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Signal to Noise Ratio Estimate—The current SNR value used to determine the Signal Quality.
Lock Threshold—The lock threshold value used to determine the Signal Quality.
Power Level—The current upstream power level that the router is using.
The following are errors encountered by the router at the MAC layer:
Mac Resets—The number of times that the router has reset its MAC layer.
Sync Lost—The number of times that the router has lost sync on the cable interface and the link has
gone down.
Invalid Maps—The number of invalid MAPs that the router has received from the CMTS.
Invalid UCDs—The number of invalid UCDs that the router has received from the CMTS.
Invalid Ranging Response—The number of invalid ranging responses that the router has received
from the CMTS.
Invalid Registration Response—The number of invalid registration responses that the router has
received from the CMTS. Typically, an invalid registration response is due to either an
authentication failure or a class of service failure.
T1 Timeouts—The number of times that the router timed out waiting for a UCD message from the
CMTS.
T2 Timeouts—The number of times that the router timed out waiting for a broadcast ranging
response from the CMTS.
T3 Timeouts—The number of times that the router timed out waiting for a ranging response from
the CMTS.
T4 Timeouts—The number of times the router has reinitialized its MAC layer because it did not
receive a Periodic Ranging opportunity from the CMTS.
Range Aborts—The number of times that the CMTS has instructed the router to abort a ranging
attempt, typically because of excessive ranging or excessive power levels.