I asked this once of one the Verizon guys who I trust and the answer was
yes, and we were discussing cable modems at the time. I'm still only 80%
certain he meant what he said. This was just a casual conversation.
If one end of the cable modem goes into a CO or a co-locator's space I
think you're out of luck and NEBS applies, either level 1 or 3 as defined by
the various RBOC's, for homes - which I think have to be CPE locations then its
the 80% answer I got.
Contact me privately and I will give you a name of someone who I think we
have a good answer for you. He's well known buy most folks but out of respect
to his time I don't want to blast it for everyone's contact fill addition.
Gary
[Gary McInturff] -----Original Message-----
From: J Alexander [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 9:15 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: NEBs Requirements for Cable Modems
Hi Group,
Our company wants to sell our Cable Modem to some of the major US carriers. Is
anyone familiar with compliance requirements needed to meet their requirements?
I'm aware they all have specific requirements so I would use Verizon and AT&T
as a general reference. These modems are located in a residential environment
so I'm curious if they would have to meet any of the NEBS or GR ???
requirements? Any thing else to be aware of in the US other than FCC and UL
Safety as applicable?
All input is appreciated,
Alex
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