Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server, as defined by RFC 2181. This server provides the
IP addresses for both the CM and subsequent PC devices that follow
Time of Day (TOD) server, as defined by RFC 868 for the purpose of time-stamping operational system
events
Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) server, as defined by RFC 1350 for the purpose of registering and
downloading CM configuration files for individual customer service. These configurations could include
quality of service (QoS) parameters, baseline privacy (BPI) implementation, operating frequency
assignments, the number of host devices, etc.
Once online, the user can go to the IP tab. This screen provides all the information related to the various IP addresses acquired or
used during the connection process.
The Link Turn Up tab provides information about the packets received, the downstream signal (frequency, modulation, level, SNR)
and about the upstream signal (frequency, level, modulation).
The Events section provides a time stamp list of events that have occurred during the connection process.
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