Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 Installation Guide
Chapter 7 Provision DTACS
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Set Up SCP
Before you can set up Simple Content Protection (SCP), you must create a package to
hold the encrypted segments of the sources on the DNCS. Then you must sync the
database so that the new package appears on the DTACS user interface.
hold the encrypted segments of the sources on the DNCS. Then you must sync the
database so that the new package appears on the DTACS user interface.
Note: SCP is a feature that Cisco Services must enable. Contact Cisco Services to
make sure that this feature has already been set up before you begin.
make sure that this feature has already been set up before you begin.
Follow these steps to set up a package for encrypted sources. If you need help
completing any of these tasks, refer to the online help for more details.
1 On the DNCS, create a package called SCPnew. Refer to the online help for more
completing any of these tasks, refer to the online help for more details.
1 On the DNCS, create a package called SCPnew. Refer to the online help for more
details.
2 Add the segments for the sources that are encrypted on the DNCS into the
SCPnew package. Refer to the online help for more details.
3 On the DTACS Admin Console, click Sys Config to view the DTA Control
System Configuration page.
4 Click Sync DB to sync the database, so that the SCPnew package will show up
on the DTACS UI.