Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 Installation Guide
Chapter 3 Reset DHCT Configuration with the delete-sm Utility
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Reset the Configuration of DHCTs in a Prepared
Text File
Text File
Introduction
The procedures in this section describe how to use the delete-sm utility to reset the
configuration of DHCTs that are listed in a prepared text file.
configuration of DHCTs that are listed in a prepared text file.
Resetting the Configuration of DHCTs in a Prepared Text File
Follow these instructions to reset the configuration of DHCTs listed in a prepared
input file.
1 If necessary, open an xterm window on the DNCS.
2 Choose one of the following options:
input file.
1 If necessary, open an xterm window on the DNCS.
2 Choose one of the following options:
To reset the configuration of out-of-service DHCTs and in-service DHCTs
with no active packages, type delete-sm -o [input file name] > [output file
name] and then press Enter.
with no active packages, type delete-sm -o [input file name] > [output file
name] and then press Enter.
To reset the configuration of all out-of-service and in-service DHCTs,
regardless of the packages assigned to them, type delete-sm -a [input file
name] > [output file name] and then press Enter.
regardless of the packages assigned to them, type delete-sm -a [input file
name] > [output file name] and then press Enter.
Notes:
Substitute the name of your prepared text file for [input file name].
Substitute the name of the file to which you want to direct the output for
[output file name].
[output file name].
Examples:
delete-sm -o del-sm-in_08.31.03 > del-sm-out_08.31.03
delete-sm -a del-sm-in_08.31.03 > del-sm-out_08.31.03
Results:
The delete-sm utility resets the configuration for the DHCTs listed in [input
file name].
file name].
The delete-sm utility generates a list of DHCTs processed by the delete-sm
utility.
utility.
Cisco recommends that you direct this list to a file so that you can later
examine it, if necessary.
examine it, if necessary.