Are you talking about Downstream as in an HFC plant? If so, then read on.. if 
not, click the X in the upper right hand corner! :)

Correct me if I'm wrong here, but I haven't ever seen any HFC stuff on the CA 
website.

So if you mean QAM frequencies (downstream/Forward Path), as far as I know 
spectrum doesn't have an RF monitoring section so each 6Mhz (or 8Mhz) wide freq 
cannot NOT be monitored. But, the freq carrying device can be monitored if it 
has a management port with a routable IP Address configured.  If you mean 
Downstream as in CMTS, yes and no. You can monitor each downstream interface by 
simply assigning an IP Address and monitor that (or use SNMP to monitor the 
entire box). This will also be the same for DTI Servers, optical receivers, and 
any passive cabling network, even if it has a monitor port on the 
spliter/combiner. As far as I know, you cannot monitor the frequency (snr, cnr, 
power, etc.) itself as if Spectrum was an RF Analyzer.



From: Gray, Brad [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2009 12:08 PM
To: spectrum
Subject: [spectrum] Fault Isolation Question


Greetings Everyone,

I have a quick question around fault isolation.  I think I know the answer but 
want to through it out there anyway.  Will turning off polling to an upstream 
device affect Spectrum's ability to isolate faults for the downstream devices?  
I believe it will not, but wanted to double check.

Kind regards,

Brad

Bradley Gray

Distributed Computing Analyst III

Fidelity National Information Services

214-422-6795

[email protected]
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