Cisco Model 6109 6 MHz Off-Air Reference (NTSC) Guide De Montage
USRM Technical Information
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Option
Description
-m
This option was implemented for a unique case where GQAMs were
added to the system and configured in service groups, but their outputs
were muted because the carriers were not ready to activate. This option
sets the AdminState of the carriers that are muted in the DNCS database
to OutOfService. We do not recommend using this option.
-GQI
This option causes the script to include third-party (generic) QAMs.
-o <outputfile> This option lets you specify an output file. In this case, the output of the
script is sent to the display as well as to the specified file.
Note: If the file exists, it is overwritten by the script.
Note: If the file exists, it is overwritten by the script.
-scd
This option copies the script output to a file that is secure-copied to the
/opt/usrm/ConfigFiles directory of the specified USRM. This file is
named AutoQamData.conf. This filename cannot be changed.
This option was implemented to support automated updating of QAM
This option was implemented to support automated updating of QAM
configurations. This option also depends on SSH keys being present in
the system for the secure copy.
Example:
This example uses the most popular option, -o, to specify the output file name.
./extractQams4Server.sh -o USRM1_QAMS.conf 192.168.12.61
This example uses the most popular option, -o, to specify the output file name.
./extractQams4Server.sh -o USRM1_QAMS.conf 192.168.12.61
sdbreport.sh
This script accesses the DNCS database and lists the following information about
This script accesses the DNCS database and lists the following information about
SDV and/or USRM servers:
ServerName – Name of the SDV or USRM Server
IPAddr – IP Address of the SDV or USRM Server
SGID – Service Group ID
Qamip – QAM Management IP Address
Port – RF Port on the QAM
Tsid – Transport Stream ID
Freq – Frequency of the RF Carrier
Mod – Modulation format
Serv – Type of service to which this carrier is assigned.
Output – State of the output, Enable or disabled for example.
The output of the script can be redirected to a file by including the redirection
operator and supplying a filename.