Cisco Model D9500 Switched Digital Video Server (NTSC and PAL) User Guide
Provisioning the USRM for SDV on
the DNCS
the DNCS
Overview
Introduction
The Model D9510 Universal Session and Resource Manager (USRM) is an integral
component of the Cisco
component of the Cisco
®
Service Exchange Network. Based on a standard
Intel/Linux server, the USRM supports all major Video-on-Demand (VOD) and
Switched Digital Video (SDV) interfaces and protocols. The USRM is integrated
with the Digital Broadband Delivery System (DBDS) and enables systems to
distribute and scale the real-time session and resource management functions of
the Digital Network Control System (DNCS).
Switched Digital Video (SDV) interfaces and protocols. The USRM is integrated
with the Digital Broadband Delivery System (DBDS) and enables systems to
distribute and scale the real-time session and resource management functions of
the Digital Network Control System (DNCS).
Important: USRM requires DNCS System Release (SR) 4.2.1.28 or later.
Purpose
This document provides instructions on setting up the DNCS to provision the
USRM as an SDV server when the USRM is configured to operate in supervised
mode. This document also assumes that you have already installed and
configured the USRM for SDV.
USRM as an SDV server when the USRM is configured to operate in supervised
mode. This document also assumes that you have already installed and
configured the USRM for SDV.
Note: It is beyond the scope of this document to provide detailed procedures for
installing and configuring the USRM or for setting up the USRM in unsupervised
mode. For information on installing or configuring the USRM, refer to the
Universal Session and Resource Manager Installation and Operation Guide (part
number 4021139).
installing and configuring the USRM or for setting up the USRM in unsupervised
mode. For information on installing or configuring the USRM, refer to the
Universal Session and Resource Manager Installation and Operation Guide (part
number 4021139).
Audience
This document is written for system operators who configure interactive services,
applications, and third-party applications onto the DNCS and the DBDS.
applications, and third-party applications onto the DNCS and the DBDS.
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