Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 User Guide
Chapter 1 Install the DBDS Utilities
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Before You Begin
Introduction
Before you begin installing the DBDS Utilities, note these items of interest.
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this book, may not match exactly what appears on the system you are operating.
Software version numbers or build numbers may vary from site to site.
The Solaris sar Utility
One of the utilities that is installed on the DNCS when you install DBDS Utilities is
the Doctor Report. To be most valuable to the system operator, the Doctor Report
needs to have the Solaris sar utility running. Refer to the UNIX man pages if you
need information on enabling the sar utility.
the Doctor Report. To be most valuable to the system operator, the Doctor Report
needs to have the Solaris sar utility running. Refer to the UNIX man pages if you
need information on enabling the sar utility.
Example: Type man sar and then press Enter from the command line.
Installation of the Doctor Report Utility
The DBDS Utilities installation script removes the old version of the Doctor Report
software from the /export/home/dncs/doctor directory, and installs the new
version of the utility in the /dvs/dncs/Utilities/doctor directory. Be aware,
however, that the installation process removes only the old executable Doctor Report
scripts. Any old Doctor Report text files that you might have saved to the DNCS are
not removed during installation.
software from the /export/home/dncs/doctor directory, and installs the new
version of the utility in the /dvs/dncs/Utilities/doctor directory. Be aware,
however, that the installation process removes only the old executable Doctor Report
scripts. Any old Doctor Report text files that you might have saved to the DNCS are
not removed during installation.