To remove an IP range, select an IP range in the Configured IP Ranges table and click the Delete button above the table. When you have done so, click the Add button to create the IP range. To the right above the table, you will then need to specify the start IP address, end IP address, and DataMiner Agent for the IP range. To add an IP range, click the Create button above the Configured IP Ranges table. However, note that automatic provisioning will only be possible if both this option and the Provisioning option on the Workflow > Automation page are enabled. To enable or disable automatic provisioning, use the toggle button next to Automatically Create Elements After Discovery. The following actions are available on this page: If one of the IP ranges is selected in the table, more detailed information is displayed above the table, including the DMA ID for the IP range. This table displays the start IP, the end IP and the DMA name for each configured IP range. The IP ranges are displayed in the table Configured IP Ranges. The provisioning API can then create new devices on specific DMAs based on their IP. If the Mac address is from the same node group, I think the cmts would shut down both modems because it would detect two modems talking on the same upstream timeslots.On the Provisioning subtab of the Admin tab, you can verify and configure which DMAs can host devices in particular IP ranges. If you do modify the modem to change the CNI Mac address to one of another customer, we could detect that pretty quick if you copied a Mac from another node group. Can also have other limits like allowed frequencies, number of bonded channels allowed, vlan tagging, number of CPE Mac addresses allowed, etc. The config file determines the speed of the service. The config file downloaded varies depending on the speed that the customer is provisioned for in the billing system. DHCP options are used to send down a next server address and file name for it to download the config file over tftp. If it's a known Mac address then it gets an IP.

If an unauthorized modem is connected, DHCP rejects it. Mac address of the modem is registered in our DHCP server. Were transitioning to fiber now so haven't touched this process in a while, but this sounds right.

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