What might a CMTS adjust in a RNG-RSP message regarding a modem's transmission parameters?

The CMTS (Cable Modem Termination System) adjusts transmission parameters such as transmission frequency and power level in a RNG-RSP (Request for Startup) message. This adjustment is crucial because it ensures that the modem operates effectively within the specifications required by the network.

Modems communicate with the CMTS over a cable network, and the CMTS needs to manage various parameters to optimize performance, minimize interference, and ensure compliance with network standards. By adjusting the transmission frequency, the CMTS can help the modem avoid congested channels or potential interference that could disrupt connectivity. Additionally, managing the power level is important for maintaining a reliable signal strength while preventing excessive power that could cause signal distortion or issues with other devices on the network.

These adjustments help maintain efficient communication between the modem and the CMTS, ensuring optimal connectivity and service quality for users.