Re: Anyone using Arris Cornerstone 1000?

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> > 
> > I assumed that the dhcp server would see the destination IP, and assign
> > a subnet related to that, but it appears as though it's looking at the
> > gateway. 
> I use a 3com cmts but here is my experience:
> 
> The way I've got mine setup is basically the same way.  But my CMTS has
> 2 ip addresses (the cm address-private and the cpe address-public). 
> They relay to one ip address for the DHCP server which is setup the same
> way as yours, and it gives them is based on the address relaying.
> 

That's the problem.  The 3Com is a routing CMTS that you can assign
multiple IP's to.  The Arris is basically a switch, not a router, and
the entire unit only has one IP.

> You might look at how your CMTS assigns addresses to the QAM interface..
> it should have a way to specify a Modem default gateway and a User
> default gateway, and even a 3rd interface for the ethernet interface.

Basically, I know the problem is in the CMTS.  In every other CMTS,
there is a giaddr setting that you can manipulate.  I haven't found it
in this one.  I either need to find that, or come up with a hack to the
dhcp server....
> 
> -- 
> Greg <gsml@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> 
> 
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