Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 User Guide
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Set Up Enhanced Channel Maps
4 Type % and press Enter. In the following example, the system displays LUG IDs
for three different LUGs
Database selected.
lug_id lug_name
0 Default
1 Atlanta
2 Macon
3 row(s) retrieved.
Database closed.
lug_id lug_name
0 Default
1 Atlanta
2 Macon
3 row(s) retrieved.
Database closed.
Using the WUI to Create Group Definition Rules
In SR 2.7/3.7/4.2 and later, after you create channel maps and determine the LUG
ID that was assigned to the channel map, you must define a set of group definition
rules. The DNCS places these rules on the out-of-band BFS carousel as a file for
propagation to the DHCTs. The DHCT receives and parses this file to determine the
LUG ID for the channel map that it should use, based on the first rule that the DHCT
matches. The DHCT then downloads the appropriate channel map for its LUG ID.
ID that was assigned to the channel map, you must define a set of group definition
rules. The DNCS places these rules on the out-of-band BFS carousel as a file for
propagation to the DHCTs. The DHCT receives and parses this file to determine the
LUG ID for the channel map that it should use, based on the first rule that the DHCT
matches. The DHCT then downloads the appropriate channel map for its LUG ID.
These rules may be based on the following parameters:
Package Entitlement ID (EID)
Hardware model
Hardware version
Physical hub or bouquet
MAC address
This section includes procedures to create group definition rules in SR 2.7/3.7/4.2
and later.
and later.