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7-8 Riverstone Networks RS Switch Router User Guide Release 8.0

Configuring the CMTS Module

CMTS Configuration Guide

7.6

CONFIGURING THE CMTS MODULE

There are two ways to configure the CMTS module for operation, in a routed network and in a bridged network. In the
bridged network the CMTS module and the DHCP server must be on the same VLAN. In the routed network, the
DHCP server can be located on the routed network.

The procedure in this section assume that you have installed the operating software for the system, logged onto the
system, and performed initial system configuration.

7.6.1

Configuring the CMTS Module in a Bridged Network

Before preforming the steps in this example procedure you must set up the DHCP server to assign IP addresses in a
range that is compatible with the VLAN that the CMTS module and the DHCP server are assigned. Prior to performing
this procedure you must also set up the TFTP and DNS servers.

VLANs are used to associate physical ports with connected hosts that need to participate in the same broadcast domain.
To associate ports to a VLAN, you must first create a VLAN and then assign ports to the VLAN.

Configure the CMTS module by entering the following commands:

1.

Create an IP VLAN. In this example the VLAN is named ‘dhcp.’ Create the VLAN by entering:

vlan

create

dhcp

ip

2.

Assign the RS 8000/8600 Ethernet port to the VLAN named ‘dhcp’ by entering:

vlan

add

ports

et.1.1

to

dhcp

3.

Assign the CMTS port to the VLAN named ‘dhcp’ by entering:

vlan

add

ports

cm.7.1

to

dhcp

4.

Create an IP interface called ‘dhcp’ with the address 10.50.86.23 for the VLAN ‘dhcp’ by entering:

interface

create

ip

dhcp

address-netmask

10.50.86.23/16

vlan

dhcp

5.

The

system

set

name

command configures the name of the RS 8000/8600. Name the system

‘CMTS3’ by entering:

system

set

name

CMTS3

6.

The

system

set

timezone

command sets the local time zone. Set the time zone to Pacific Standard

Time using the keyword ‘pst’ by entering:

system

set

timezone

pst

7.

Establish the authorization text string for the CMTS module by entering:

cmts

set

headend

cm.7.1

auth-str

DOCSIS

8.

Enable the upstream channels are necessary. The following command enables upstream channel 1
by entering:

cmts

set

uschannel

cm.7.1

upstream

1

state

on

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