Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 User Guide
Set Up the SDV Parameters on the DNCS
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3 Click the SDV Parameters tab.
4 From the Reserved Program Numbers area of the window, enter values in the
4 From the Reserved Program Numbers area of the window, enter values in the
following fields:
Starting MPEG Program Number: The starting number for the range of
MPEG program numbers reserved for programs set up for SDV services. The
default is 1000
MPEG program numbers reserved for programs set up for SDV services. The
default is 1000
Ending MPEG Program Number: The ending number for the range of
MPEG program numbers reserved for programs set up for SDV services. The
default is 2000
MPEG program numbers reserved for programs set up for SDV services. The
default is 2000
Note: The program number range is used by the DNCS to limit the program
numbers assigned to the GQAM RF output for SDV services.
numbers assigned to the GQAM RF output for SDV services.
5 Verify the remaining values that appear by default in the following fields:
Configurable Trap Destination Addresses
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First Additional Trap Destination IP Address: The IP address of the first
trap destination device that is registered to receive traps from the SDV
server
trap destination device that is registered to receive traps from the SDV
server
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Second Additional Trap Destination IP Address: The IP address of the
second trap destination device that is registered to receive traps from the
SDV server
second trap destination device that is registered to receive traps from the
SDV server
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Third Additional Trap Destination IP Address: The IP address of the
third trap destination device that is registered to receive traps from the
SDV server
third trap destination device that is registered to receive traps from the
SDV server
Session Resource Manager Timeout: The timeout value for a request to the
DNCS SRM. The default is 20000 milliseconds
Note: When the master SRM does not respond within the configured timeout
value, the SRM status alarm is asserted
DNCS SRM. The default is 20000 milliseconds
Note: When the master SRM does not respond within the configured timeout
value, the SRM status alarm is asserted
Fundamental Bandwidth Unit: The bandwidth unit in which sessions are
requested from the master SRM. The default is 1.875 Mbps; however we
recommend that you set this value to 3.75 Mbps.
requested from the master SRM. The default is 1.875 Mbps; however we
recommend that you set this value to 3.75 Mbps.
Highest Program Bandwidth: The highest bandwidth required for a SDV
program. The SDV server uses this value to make intelligent decisions when
assigning the programs to edge resources in a service group. The default is
15.00 Mbps
program. The SDV server uses this value to make intelligent decisions when
assigning the programs to edge resources in a service group. The default is
15.00 Mbps
Mini-Carousel Transmission Rate: The rate in which the mini-carousel is
transmitted by an SDV server to the service group. The rate is defined in bits
per second (bps)
transmitted by an SDV server to the service group. The rate is defined in bits
per second (bps)
SDV Server Max Sessions: A global setting that defines the maximum
number of shell sessions allowed for all servers by the SRM
number of shell sessions allowed for all servers by the SRM
Mini-Carousel Program Number: The program number of the mini-carousel
on the inband channel. This value is defined as 62351
on the inband channel. This value is defined as 62351