Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 Installation Guide
Check the Number of BFS Sessions
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Check the Number of BFS Sessions
The number of BFS sessions post-upgrade needs to equal the number of pre-upgrade
sessions. Use this procedure to determine and record the number of pre-upgrade
BFS sessions. Then, after the upgrade, you will determine the number of
post-upgrade BFS sessions.
Follow this procedure to check and record the number of pre-upgrade BFS sessions.
1 Press the Options button on the front panel of the BFS QAM until the Session
sessions. Use this procedure to determine and record the number of pre-upgrade
BFS sessions. Then, after the upgrade, you will determine the number of
post-upgrade BFS sessions.
Follow this procedure to check and record the number of pre-upgrade BFS sessions.
1 Press the Options button on the front panel of the BFS QAM until the Session
Count total appears.
2 Record the Session Count total in the space provided. __________
3 Does the system you are upgrading use the ASI card?
3 Does the system you are upgrading use the ASI card?
If yes, from an xterm window on the DNCS, type
/opt/solHmux64/vpStatus -d /dev/Hmux0 -P 0 and then press Enter.
Example: Output from the command should look similar to the following:
/opt/solHmux64/vpStatus -d /dev/Hmux0 -P 0 and then press Enter.
Example: Output from the command should look similar to the following:
If no, go to Obtain System Configuration (on page 22).
4 Do the number of Active Streams match the number of sessions built on the BFS
QAM?
If yes, go to Obtain System Configuration (on page 22).
If no, call Cisco Services and inform them about the discrepancy.