Cisco Headend System Release 3.2 Installation Guide

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Chapter 1    SR 2.8.2/3.8.2/4.3.2 Pre-Upgrade Procedures 
 
 
 
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Terminating the cmd2000 Processes 
In this section you will check and terminate, if necessary, the cmd2000 processes. 
Beginning with SR4.3.2.x, the cmd2000 utility became a service. To start and stop the 
cmd2000 utility you must use the svcadm command as root user to disable these 
processes. 
1  Type the following command and press Enter to determine if any cmd2000 
processes are running. 
ps -ef |grep cmd2000
 
2  Are any cmd2000 processes running? 
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If yes, go to step 3. 
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If no, go to the next procedure in this chapter. 
3  Determine the SAIdncs version by typing the following command and pressing 
Enter. The system displays the SAIdncs version. 
pkginfo –l SAIdncs | grep VER
 
4  Follow these instructions based upon the version of SAIdncs installed on the 
system. 
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If the SAIdncs version is 4.3.0.x, follow these instructions. 
a  Type the following command and press Enter for each running cmd2000 
process. 
kill -9 [process ID]
  
b  Type the following command and press Enter to verify that all cmd2000 
processes have been terminated. 
ps –ef | grep cmd2000
  
Note:  Repeat steps a and b for any cmd2000 processes that remain active. 
 
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If the SAIdncs version is 4.3.2.x, follow these instructions. 
a  Type the following command and press Enter to verify that the cmd2000 
SMF services are running. The system displays a list of cmd2000 services 
that are online. 
svcs | grep cmd2000
 
b  Type the following command and press Enter to switch to the root user. 
su -
 
c  When prompted, type the root password and press Enter
d  For each online service, type the following commands and press Enter
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svcadm –v disable –s svc:/application/cmd2000:default
 
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svcadm – v disable –s 
svc:/application/cmd2000_listener:default