Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 User Guide
Chapter 4 Generating Reports
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Non-Responding DHCTs—
Never Connected
Never Connected
Data listed: DHCTs with an administrative status of In
Service-Two Way or Deployment that do not have an IP
address
Service-Two Way or Deployment that do not have an IP
address
Normal condition: Queries the DNCS database to identify
DHCTs configured for two-way service that have never
established a two-way connection. These DHCTs should
have an IP address, but they do not
DHCTs configured for two-way service that have never
established a two-way connection. These DHCTs should
have an IP address, but they do not
Non-Responding DHCTs—
Lost Connection
Lost Connection
Data listed: DHCTs with an administrative status of In
Service-Two Way which have an IP address, but whose
operational status is “Unknown,” “MAC initialization
failed,” or “DSMCC boot failed.”
Service-Two Way which have an IP address, but whose
operational status is “Unknown,” “MAC initialization
failed,” or “DSMCC boot failed.”
Normal condition: Queries the DNCS database to identify
DHCTs configured for two-way service that have lost a
previous two-way connection
DHCTs configured for two-way service that have lost a
previous two-way connection
TSID List
Data listed: Lists transport stream IDs (TSIDs) used by
QAMs from Cisco and other vendors
QAMs from Cisco and other vendors
Normal condition: Queries the DNCS database to identify
all TSIDs that have been used in the DNCS system
all TSIDs that have been used in the DNCS system
*This situation should occur infrequently, if at all, and could indicate that some sort of DNCS database corruption
has occurred. Try to open the applicable DNCS Administrative Console GUIs to ensure that the data is intact for a
particular device.
has occurred. Try to open the applicable DNCS Administrative Console GUIs to ensure that the data is intact for a
particular device.