Data-Over-Cable Service Interface Specifications DOCSIS 3.0 - MAC and Upper Layer Protocols Interface Specification
5.2.5 CM and CPE Provisioning and Management
5.2.5.1 Initialization, Provisioning and Management of CMs5
1) Topology resolution and physical layer initialization,
2) Authentication and encryption initialization
3) IP initialization
4) Registration (MAC layer initialization)
1)
A. CM acquires a single downstream and upstream channel and receives broadcast information from the CMTS.
B. Initialize the upstream physical layer by "ranging" on a selected upstream channel.
Provisional MAC layer initialization has been performed
2)
Authentication and encryption initialization
A. CM sending its X.509 digital certificate to the CMTS for validation.
B. CMTS will respond with a message to encrypt the upstream and downstream data transmissions
i. This can be disable (if yes)
After registration stage (step 4) will authentication and encryption initialization again.
Detail [DOCSIS SECv3.0].
3)
The CM acquires an IP address in the Cable Operator address space, as well
as the current time-of-day, and a binary configuration file.
DOCSIS 3.0 defines use of IP version 4 and IP version 6 and four provisioning modes:
A. IPv4 Only
the CM uses DHCPv4 to acquire an IPv4 address and operational related parameters.
B. IPv6 Only
The CM uses DHCPv6 to acquire an IPv6 address and operational parameters
C. Alternate
Alternate Provisioning Mode (APM)
Attempting IPv6 provisioning first.
Attempting IPv4 provisioning next.
D. Dual-stack
Dual-stack Provisioning Mode (DPM)
DHCPv6 and DHCPv4 almost simultaneously,
4)
Registration
Three-way handshake between the CM and the CMTS
a. CM pass configuration file to CMTS..
b. CMTS validates the contents to CM
CM acknowledges receipt of the CMTS’s response,
The MAC layer initialization is complete.
After the CM completes initialization
Manageable network element in the operator’s IP network. (CM supports SNMP)
2013年5月30日 星期四
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