Cisco Cisco RF Gateway 10
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Cisco RF Gateway 10 QAM Replication
Configuration Guide
Configuration Guide
First Published: October 07, 2013
Part Number: OL-30547-01
Part Number: OL-30547-01
This document provides information about the QAM replication (also known as RF spanning) in the
Cisco RF Gateway 10 (RFGW-10).
Cisco RF Gateway 10 (RFGW-10).
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Operating Use Cases for RF Spanning
Following are the two operating use cases for RF spanning:
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Replicated Video Carriers (Narrowcast Service-Group Mismatch Use-Case)
This use case satisfies the condition where the number of homes passed (HP) by narrowcast video
services is greater than the number of HP by DOCSIS services. Typically, the ratio of HP by narrowcast
video services and DOCSIS is 2:1. However, other ratios can also be used. Unique DEPI flows are
configured on all ports of a Cisco DS-384 line card (without using replication), while QAM Replication
Group (QRG) is configured for video carriers.
services is greater than the number of HP by DOCSIS services. Typically, the ratio of HP by narrowcast
video services and DOCSIS is 2:1. However, other ratios can also be used. Unique DEPI flows are
configured on all ports of a Cisco DS-384 line card (without using replication), while QAM Replication
Group (QRG) is configured for video carriers.
When the ratio of HP by narrowcast video services and DOCSIS is 2:1: