Arris C4C - Configure Interface Cable-Mac;Cable Verbose-CM-Rcp

Chapter 46: Command Line Descriptions
STANDARD Revision 1.0 C4® CMTS Release 8.3 User Guide
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configure interface cable-mac * cable verbose-cm-rcp
Purpose
Enables cable modems to provide verbose reporting of Receive Channel Profiles (RCP).
Default Access Level
15
Command Syntax
configure interface cable-mac <mac> cable verbose-cm-rcp
configure interface cable-mac <mac> cable verbose-cm-rcp no
Supplemental
Information
RCP reporting is part of the algorithm used by the C4 CMTS to assign RCC (Receive Channel Configurations) to cable modems. If
verbose reporting of RCPs is enabled, CMs send their full Receive Channel Profiles to the C4 CMTS. If it is not enabled (non-verbose
RCP reporting), then CMs send only their RCP IDs. If the C4 CMTS does not recognize a particular RCP ID, it uses a standard DOCSIS-
defined RCP for that modem instead. Dynamic RCC channel assignments must operate with hard-coded RCPs because there are no
RCP MIBs to support them. Conforming verbose RCPs must satisfy these criteria:
 Nx1 receive channel configuration where all receive channels connect to a single receive module
 NxN receive channel configuration with receive channel connectivity:
 Rx channel 1 -> Rx Module 1
 Rx channel 2 -> Rx Module 2
 Rx channel 3 -> Rx Module 3
 Rx channel N -> Rx Module N
 They do not require common PHY parameter checks
 They do not specify multiple frequency blocks per module
 They do not specify any module-to-module connectivity requirements
 They do not support module resequencing subset limitations
 They do not specify the receive channel connected offset parameter (RCC Encodings Type 48.5.3)
By default RCP reporting is set to non-verbose. To disable verbose reporting, use the no option.
Parameters
<mac>
The MAC identifier. Valid numbers are 0-415.