Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Mobile Streamer Maintenance Manual

A DMP uses CDP to learn the identity of the switch and switch port to which it is 
connected. This is then reported back to Cisco StadiumVision Director where it can 
be viewed in the Management Dashboard. 

 

IOS civic location is a collection of labels that can be configured on each switch 
port, and then communicated to the DMP via CDP. One use case for civic location 
is jack ID, hence allowing the DMP to learn what Ethernet jack it is connected to. 
The DMP reports any civic location information it learns back to Cisco 
StadiumVision Director, where it can be retrieved and displayed by Cisco 
StadiumVision Director as shown above. It can also be viewed directly in the DMP’s 
web interface. 

The following example shows the civic location being configured and applied to 
interface gigabit Ethernet 0/5: 

Training_SW#configure terminal 
Enter configuration commands, one per line.  End with CNTL/Z. 
Training_SW(config)#location civic-location identifier 1 
Training_SW(config-civic

)#? 

Type ? to see all the options of configuring the location.

 

Training_SW(config-civic)#additional-location-information POD1 
Training_SW(config-civic)#building C 
Training_SW(config-civic)#floor 2 
Training_SW(config-civic)#room Cookie_Monster 
Training_SW(config-civic)#end 
Training_SW#conf t 
Enter configuration commands, one per line.  End with CNTL/Z. 
Training_SW(config)#int g0/5 
Training_SW(config-if)#location civic-location-id 1 
Training_SW(config-if)#end