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A Simulation Analysis of the Initialization of DOCSIS.doc

A Simulation Analysis of the Initialization of DOCSIS-Compliant Cable Modem Systems Student team: Rolando Domdom, Brian Espey, Mark Goodman, Karen Jones, Vincent Lim Faculty Advisor: Dr. Stephen Patek Department of Systems Engineering Client Advisors: Jerry Lankford and Mac Hartless Ericsson, Inc. Lynchburg, VA E-mail: EUSJERL@am1.ericsson.se KEYWORDS: Cable Modem, DOCSIS, Event-Driven simulation, MAC Protocol, Contention Resolution Abstract An analysis of Data-Over-Cable System Interfaces Specifications (DOCSIS) cable modem (CM) systems has been conducted, with specific emphasis on initialization and effective network recovery time. An object-oriented, event-driven simulation has been developed to simulate cable modem network topologies consisting of 200, 500, and 1000 CMs. In particular, the simulation is a high-fidelity model of a single-channel upstream system, with the assumption of an infinite bandwidth downstream. In the analysis, distributions of CM initialization completion time were constructed using data from the simulation trials. The plots of the various CM network topologies show aggregated distributions of CM initialization time. The 200 and 500 CM network distributions tend to exhibit a leftward-skew, with heavy right tails, while the 1000 CM network exhibits almost a constant rate of CM initialization. INTRODUCTION In this paper we present preliminary simulation results that indicate the recovery times of generic DOCSIS-compliant networks with up to 1000 CMs that share a single upstream channel. We consider the case where all CMs receive power simultaneously, as though power in the metropolitan area is suddenly restored after a thunderstorm. The problem we consider is very similar to the “Ready, Go! Situation” studied by Ishihara and Okada, which relates to the transient performance of Ethernet in the classroom where large numbers of students compete for server access over a common LAN (Ishihara 1999). Other researchers have examined the pe