Cisco Model 6109 6 MHz Off-Air Reference (NTSC) Guide De Montage

 

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The following is an example that deletes service group 15 from the 

QAMS_Stuttgart.txt file created earlier. This was done by removing any reference to 

SGID15 in the original file and placing any unused QAM ports AdminState setting 

to OutOfService. 
Note: Use this as a template to create other files of this type. It can be used for any 

number of service groups. 

create gqam GQAM02

 

adminstate=preprovision

 

CtrlIpAddress=172.16.6.3

 

PortTable.ServiceGroupId.1 5

 

PortTable.ServiceGroupId.2 0

 

PortTable.ServiceGroupId.3 0

 

PortTable.ServiceGroupId.4 0

 

PortTable.AdminState.1 InServic

 

PortTable.AdminState.2 OutOfService

 

PortTable.AdminState.3 OutOfService

 

PortTable.AdminState.4 OutOfService

 

adminstate=inservice

 

Object ResourceManager

 

ServiceGroupTable.AdminState.SGID5 InService

 

Object SdvSm

 

ServiceGroupTable.Zone.SGID5 1

 

 

Importing the Configuration File 
Copy each of the configuration files to the /opt/usrm/ConfigFiles directory on the 

USRM using a tool such as WinSCP. 
Optionally, copy the file using the scp command from an xterm window, as follows. 
1  Enter the following command at the system prompt and press Enter. 

scp <configuration file name> root@<ip address of USRM>: 

/opt/usrm/ConfigFiles 
Note:  You will be prompted for the password for the USRM.  The default 

password is "generic". 

 

Releasing Sessions From a Service Group in Resource Manager 
Perform the following steps to release all sessions from a service group in resource 

manager. 
1  Select the ResourceManger - Software page. 
2  In the ConfigFileUpdate field, enter "sgRelease_Servername.txt". 

Note:  Use your specific file name if different than our example.  Don't include 

quote marks. 

3  Select "Read" in the ConfigFileUpdate field's drop-down list and then click 

Commit Changes.