Cisco DNCS System Release 2.8.1 3.8.1 4.3.1 User Guide

Important: This procedure can be used only for an RCS. If you do not use an RCS, follow a different procedure
to 

You may want to delete a hub because you are no longer using it, or because you need to modify its ID or its
headend.

Before you can delete a hub, you must delete all of the network elements that are associated with it. In addition,
make sure you have your network map available.

1.

Are there any node sets associated with this hub?

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If yes, delete those node sets first. Go to 

. When finished, return to this

procedure.

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If no, go to step 2.

2.

On the DNCS Administrative Console, click the DNCS tab.

3.

Click the System Provisioning tab.

4.

Click RNCS Sites. The Site Summary window opens.

5.

Click Hubs. The Hubs Summary window opens and lists the hubs for all headends.

6.

Click Select for the hub that you want to delete.

7.

Click Delete Selected Hub. The system displays a question prompting you to confirm that you wish to

delete this hub.

8.

Click OK. The system removes the hub from the database and displays the updated Hub Summary

window, which no longer lists the hub.

9.

Delete the hub from your network map.

10.

Do you need to delete another hub?

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If yes, repeat this procedure from step 6.

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If no, click Exit to close the Hub Summary window. 

Important: Do not attempt to modify or delete an MPEG BFS source without assistance from us. Certain BFS
modifications may degrade system performance. For this reason, always consult us before making changes to an
MPEG BFS source.