> Short answer: no DOCSIS cable modems are designed for that kind of
> throughput!
Ugh... I've been suspecting that.
> Juniper sells MX480 routers to 10,000-customer-ISPs for ~$250k!
> (Granted, that *is* overkill, but even 10k-user corporations will have
> fairly high-end routers connected via f
SMCD3G
On 3/25/14, Ryan Coleman wrote:
> I'm perfectly content renting a DOCSIS3 from Comcast and have been doing so
> for two years.
>
> Cost be damned - it's worth it to not have to own it.
>
> What model do you have? SMC? Nortel? Motorola?
>
>
> On Mar 25
not, can anyone recommend a place where I might be able to find an
answer to this question? Mailing list? Web forum? IRC channel, even?
I'd really rather not have to pull specs on every DOCSIS 3 compatible
modem and make a best guess based on microcontrollers/CPUs.
Many thanks,
-David
On 3/1
53 would be
>> more telling. If you see DNS queries leaving there that get no reply
>> back, it's not the firewall.
>>
>>
>>> On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 9:50 AM, David Noel
>>> wrote:
>>> Well, it may not be the ALIX boards after all. I connected
than the firewall. Packet capture on WAN filtered on port 53 would be
> more telling. If you see DNS queries leaving there that get no reply
> back, it's not the firewall.
>
>
> On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 9:50 AM, David Noel wrote:
>> Well, it may not be the ALIX boards aft
Well, it may not be the ALIX boards after all. I connected the servers
directly to the modem, ran the crawlers, and I'm still getting
UnknownHostException's. I'm guessing my modem's to blame... I'll have
to upgrade it and find out.
On 3/18/14, David Noel wrote:
>
