Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 User Guide
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Transmit DHCT Billing Transactions With the IIH Utility
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Reboot a DHCT With the bootDhct Transaction,
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Rebooting DHCTs Associated With a QPSK Modulator or Demodulator
Follow these instructions to reboot DHCTs associated with a specific QPSK
modulator or demodulator.
1.
If necessary, open an xterm window on the DNCS.
2.
Choose one of the following options:
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To reboot DHCTs associated with a specific modulator, type
IIH -b m [modulator ID] and then press Enter.
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To reboot DHCTs associated with a specific demodulator, type
IIH -b -m [modulator ID] -d [demodulator ID] and then press Enter.
Important: You must also specify a modulator when you specify a
Important: You must also specify a modulator when you specify a
demodulator.
Note: Substitute the ID of the modulator and/or demodulator for [modulator
ID] and [demodulator ID].
Examples:
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Examples:
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IIH -b -m 22
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IIH -b -m 22 -d 8
Result: The system reboots the DHCT associated with the specific modulator
or demodulator.
Rebooting DHCTs of a Specific Model Number
Follow these instructions to reboot DHCTs of a specific model number.
1.
If necessary, open an xterm window on the DNCS.
2.
Type IIH -b -M[model number] and then press Enter.
Note: Substitute the model number of DHCT for [model number].
Example: IIH -b -M2100
Result: A confirmation message, similar to the following, appears:
Note: Substitute the model number of DHCT for [model number].
Example: IIH -b -M2100
Result: A confirmation message, similar to the following, appears:
saManager is running
DHCTs with DHCT model=[model number] will be Rebooted
# MAC addresses will be involved.
Do you want to continue (Y/N)?
3.
Type y and then press Enter.
Result: The system reboots the specified DHCTs.
Result: The system reboots the specified DHCTs.