Cisco Headend System Release 2.5 Release Notes
Stop the BFS, OSM, and siManager Processes
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Stop the BFS, OSM, and siManager Processes
Stopping the BFS, OSM, and siManager Processes
You next need to stop the BFS, OSM, and siManager processes on the DNCS. Follow
these instructions to stop the processes.
1 From the DNCS Control window, click to highlight the bfsRemote process.
2 Click Process and then select Stop Process. In a few minutes, the indicator for
these instructions to stop the processes.
1 From the DNCS Control window, click to highlight the bfsRemote process.
2 Click Process and then select Stop Process. In a few minutes, the indicator for
the bfsRemote process changes from green to red.
Important! Do not go to step 3 until the indicator has changed to red.
Important! Do not go to step 3 until the indicator has changed to red.
3 From the DNCS Control window, click to highlight the bfsServer process.
4 Click Process and then select Stop Process. In a few minutes, the indicator for
4 Click Process and then select Stop Process. In a few minutes, the indicator for
the bfsServer process changes from green to red.
Important! Do not go to step 5 until the indicator has changed to red.
Important! Do not go to step 5 until the indicator has changed to red.
5 From the DNCS Control window, click to highlight the osm process.
6 Click Process and then select Stop Process. In a few minutes, the indicator for
6 Click Process and then select Stop Process. In a few minutes, the indicator for
the osm process changes from green to red.
Important! Do not go to step 7 until the indicator has changed to red.
Important! Do not go to step 7 until the indicator has changed to red.
7 From the DNCS Control window, click to highlight the siManager process.
8 Click Process and then select Stop Process. In a few minutes, the indicator for
8 Click Process and then select Stop Process. In a few minutes, the indicator for
the siManager process changes from green to red.
Important! Do not go to the next procedure until the indicator has changed to
red.
Important! Do not go to the next procedure until the indicator has changed to
red.