Cisco DNCS System Release 2.8 3.8 4.3 Installation Guide

 

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9  Do you want the information in the database to persist? 

If yes, select File and choose Reset.  A confirmation message appears. 

If no, select File and choose Reset And Clear DB. A confirmation message 
appears. 

If your system release does not support QPSK database persistence, or if 
QPSK database persistence is not turned on for this modulator, select File 
and choose Reset. A confirmation message appears. 

10  Click Yes on the confirmation message. A message appears stating that the QPSK 

has received the reset command. 

11  In the xterm window, watch the bootpd file for confirmation that the QPSK has 

rebooted.  The confirmation message contains the IP address of the QPSK 
modulator that you reset and looks like the following example: 

found 172.20.1.17 (qpsk_

)

 

Jan 12 09:48:49 bootpd: info(6):   bootfile="/qpsk.config"

 

Jan 12 09:49:10 bootpd: info(6):   DNCS 
QPSK[qpsk_172.20.1.17:ht=ethernet:sm=255.255.192.0:ip=172.20.1
.17:ha=0x0002DE9132E8:vm=rfc1048:gw=10.253.0.254:sa=dncsatm:bf
=qpsk.config:]

 

12  When this confirmation message appears, the QPSK has rebooted. Before 

downloading the software to the next modulator, go to Continue to Monitor the 
DHCT Sign-On Traffic (on page 31).