Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 Installation Guide

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How the smMix Utility Works 
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DHCT Distribution in a System Where camAuditor Malfunctioned 
The camAuditor process on the DNCS is designed to regenerate EMMs that are 
scheduled to expire in fewer than 20 days. If the camAuditor process malfunctions, it 
may not regenerate EMMs, and the EMMs would eventually expire. DHCTs with 
EMMs that have expired may not receive secured services and may go into Brick 
mode. 
Examine the following smMix output obtained from a system on which the 
camAuditor process malfunctioned for an extended period of time.  
Important:  System operators who run smMix and discover that their system has 
EMMs set to expire in a few days, as illustrated in this example, should call Cisco 
Services. 
Notes:   
 
 
Notice that many DHCTs have EMMs that have either already expired or are set 
to expire in a few days. 
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The data in the following example comes from running the smMix utility in 
default mode, with no options. 
May 24, 9:51:14 - smMix Started. 
Total DHCTs (secure_micro rows) in the database.....298325 
      DHCTs with IPPV flag set (sm_admin_state=1)... 46702 
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Expiration Schedule Date 
for Secure_Micro records
 
InServ 
boxes
 
Out-of 
Service
 
already expired
 
0
 
29012
 
in 1 days
 
1100
 
3342
 
in 2 days
 
4437
 
4541
 
in 3 days
 
4619
 
4910
 
in 4 days
 
2974
 
3423
 
in 5 days
 
5359
 
6981
 
in 6 days
 
5380
 
5449
 
in 7 days
 
3564
 
2974
 
intentional break in data
 
in 17 days
 
1274
 
in 18 days
 
1382
 
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