Here is the complete unedited configuration file extracted from the CE200 DSLAM
unit we have bought on eBay.  It appears that this DSLAM used to belong to the
ill-fated NorthPoint Communications and was installed in Boca Raton, Florida
(CLLI code BCRTFLMA).  It is a good example of how the DSLAM is configured in
large networks which don't use the IP netmodel (don't use the DSLAM as an IP
router) and instead have it merely cross-connect subscriber virtual circuits at
OSI Layer 2 (DS3 ATM backhaul).  It is likely that Rhythms had configured their
DSLAMs the same way.

config.tgz is what was actually stored in flash on the DSLAM, config.txt has
been produced by un-gzipping and converting from CRLF to UNIX newlines.

Note the "Last Saved On" date in the header comments and compare it with the
chronology of NorthPoint's demise.  Also note the four subscriber loops
configured with CMCPCompatible=No - yay for standards-based non-sheeple CPE!
(The rest appear to have been served with CopperRockets and Netopias in a
roughly equal mix.)