Re: Is the cable system insecure?
- From: Ed Nielsen <eblcb@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 14 Oct 2007 10:47:03 -0600
Not quite. The taps to which subscribers are connected are directional and have high port-to-port isolation. Not like a hub or switch or T-connection.
The downstream path is located somewhere in the bandwidth of 88-860MHz, while the upstream path is in the 5-42MHz bandwidth. Just where depends on the system.
CIAO!
Ed N.
Nonapeptide@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Also, (again, if I understand correctly) each transmission that I send.
hits some kind of local aggregator (multiplexer?) which then, in hub-
like fashion, repeats the transmission to every port, which includes
every neighbor that has a cable modem as well as the upstream
connection to the head end? Eek! Seems like a waste of bandwidth for
the provider. Each last mile area of a cable provider's service is
essentially a big MAN sized collision domain?
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