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convertzone.sh
This script converts a Zone Configuration file from an SDV Server to the format
This script converts a Zone Configuration file from an SDV Server to the format
required for a USRM server. It is mainly used during an upgrade from SDV to
USRM.
doZonesAndQams.sh
This script extracts QAM information for all service groups belonging to the
This script extracts QAM information for all service groups belonging to the
specified SDV Server from the DNCS database. The generated output can be loaded
in using the Software page of the Resource Manager. The script outputs to the
display and not a file; however, the output can be redirected to a file. See the usage
example below.
This script has one optional parameter: -4.3. If this option is included in the
This script has one optional parameter: -4.3. If this option is included in the
command line, the script will include generic QAMs in the extracted information.
Usage is as follows:
./doZonesAndQams.sh <optional arg> <USRM Server IP Address> > <output file
Usage is as follows:
./doZonesAndQams.sh <optional arg> <USRM Server IP Address> > <output file
name> <enter>
Example without Generic QAMs option:
./doZonesAndQams.sh 192.168.12.61 > doZones.txt
Example with Generic QAMs option:
./doZonesAndQams.sh -4.3 192.168.12.61 > doZones.txt
Example without Generic QAMs option:
./doZonesAndQams.sh 192.168.12.61 > doZones.txt
Example with Generic QAMs option:
./doZonesAndQams.sh -4.3 192.168.12.61 > doZones.txt
extractQams4Server.sh
This script will access the DNCS database and gather the QAM and Service Group
This script will access the DNCS database and gather the QAM and Service Group
information for the specified USRM server and create a USRM config file. This file
can then be copied to the specified USRM and loaded by the USRM software. This
script is mainly used during Service Group migrations. This greatly speeds the
migration of service groups from one USRM server to another. It also eliminates
many human errors that might occur if all of this information has to be provisioned
manually.
Usage is as follows:
./extractQams4Server.sh [-m][-GQI][-o <outputfile>][-scp] <serveripaddr><enter>
At minimum, the name of the script and the server IP Address are required.
This script supports the following options:
Usage is as follows:
./extractQams4Server.sh [-m][-GQI][-o <outputfile>][-scp] <serveripaddr><enter>
At minimum, the name of the script and the server IP Address are required.
This script supports the following options: