Cisco Cisco D9800 Network Transport Receiver 전단
may continue to boot back to its current application version. One possible reason this may
occur is because the difference between the current app code and safe app code may be too
great, The receiver may be unable to resolve the database differences within the preset
timeout period. This results in the receiver continuing to boot to the current app code. In this
case, you should hold the SELECT button, until the receiver has completed booting into the
safe app version.
occur is because the difference between the current app code and safe app code may be too
great, The receiver may be unable to resolve the database differences within the preset
timeout period. This results in the receiver continuing to boot to the current app code. In this
case, you should hold the SELECT button, until the receiver has completed booting into the
safe app version.
Factory reset
Another option may be to perform a Factory Reset from the front panel. This does not change the
current app code, but merely resolves any potential configuration problems by erasing any current
configurations, and replacing them with the default settings. The same procedure as above may
be used, except instead of holding the SELECT button, you would hold the LEFT and RIGHT
cursor keys. This places the receiver back into its factory default settings.
current app code, but merely resolves any potential configuration problems by erasing any current
configurations, and replacing them with the default settings. The same procedure as above may
be used, except instead of holding the SELECT button, you would hold the LEFT and RIGHT
cursor keys. This places the receiver back into its factory default settings.