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Doug,<br />
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I have not worked on the UBR's, but if you send your config I (or other's) should be able to help with the commands you need to use.<br />
Regards,<br />
<br />
Whippy :)
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Doug,

I have not worked on the UBR's, but if you send your config I (or other's) should be able to help with the commands you need to use.
Regards,

Whippy :)

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I am using a pretty basic config. &nbsp;I don't want to post it here, but you can see a typical UBR config here:<br />
<a href="http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/cable/ubr7100/scg7100/scg71acc.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/cable/ubr7100/scg7100/scg71acc.htm</a><br />
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--Doug
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I am using a pretty basic config.  I don't want to post it here, but you can see a typical UBR config here:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/cable/ubr7100/scg7100/scg71acc.htm [http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/cable/ubr7100/scg7100/scg71acc.htm]

--Doug

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kpmas,<br />
If only you were a couple days earlier. &nbsp;That is the exact command I was looking for, but I just finished a manual audit.<br />
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Thanks again.<br />
<br />
--Doug
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kpmas,
If only you were a couple days earlier.  That is the exact command I was looking for, but I just finished a manual audit.

Thanks again.

--Doug

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I've have a Cisco UBR7111, running IOS 12.1, acting as the DHCP server, with 41 cable modems and 30 hosts online. &nbsp;<br />
I want to see what host (cpe) belongs to which cable modem. &nbsp;Can anyone help me with a cisco command or method that will provide this?<br />
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--Doug
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I've have a Cisco UBR7111, running IOS 12.1, acting as the DHCP server, with 41 cable modems and 30 hosts online.  
I want to see what host (cpe) belongs to which cable modem.  Can anyone help me with a cisco command or method that will provide this?

--Doug

Cisco UBR7100 with rogue modems - match modem to cpe

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