Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 Installation Guide
Chapter 1 Initial Installation of RNCS Software
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7 Verify that a secure connection exists by typing siteCmd [hostname] ls -l and
press Enter. The system should display the hostname and site ID of the remote
site, as well as a listing of the files in the directory of the remote site.
Note: Substitute the hostname of the remote site for [hostname].
site, as well as a listing of the files in the directory of the remote site.
Note: Substitute the hostname of the remote site for [hostname].
8 Did the system display the results described in step 7?
If yes, type exit and press Enter to log out the root user.
If no, contact Cisco Services.
Note: For more information on the siteCmd program, see Options for the siteCmd
Program (on page 73).
Program (on page 73).
Create RNCS Headend Components
This section contains the procedures you need to add the required headend
components to the RNCS. If you have added more than one RNCS, you will need to
complete these procedures for each.
components to the RNCS. If you have added more than one RNCS, you will need to
complete these procedures for each.
Adding the Headend
Now that you have added the RNCS to the DNCS, complete the following steps to
configure the headend on the RNCS.
1 From the DNCS Administrative Console, click the Element Provisioning tab.
2 Click Headend. The Headend Summary window opens.
3 Click Add Headend. The Headend Summary window opens with a new, blank
configure the headend on the RNCS.
1 From the DNCS Administrative Console, click the Element Provisioning tab.
2 Click Headend. The Headend Summary window opens.
3 Click Add Headend. The Headend Summary window opens with a new, blank
row.
4 Enter the following information:
Headend Name—A unique name for this headend.
Headend ID—A unique number identifying this headend.
Site Name—Select the site this headend is associated with from the list.