Руководство Пользователя для Cisco DNCS System Release 2.8.1 3.8.1 4.3.1

Before you can delete a headend, you must delete all of the network elements associated with that headend. In
addition, you must have your network map readily available. 

Important: This procedure can be used for all systems except an RCS. If you use an RCS, follow a different
method to 

associated with a particular site.

In a live system, there is usually no reason to delete a headend. Therefore, this procedure is provided for test
situations only.

1.

Are there any hubs associated with this headend?

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If yes, delete those hubs first. Go to 

. When finished, return to this procedure.

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If no, go to step 2.

2.

On the DNCS Administrative Console, click the DNCS tab.

3.

Click the Network Element Provisioning tab.

4.

Click Headend. The Headend List window opens.

5.

Click once on the row containing the headend you want to delete.

6.

Click File > Delete. A confirmation window opens.

7.

Click Yes. The confirmation window closes. The system removes the headend information from the

DNCS database and from the Headend List window.

8.

Delete the headend from your network map.

9.

Click File > Close to close the Headend List window and return to the DNCS Administrative Console.

10.

Do you need to delete another headend?

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If yes, repeat this procedure.

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If no, continue making any other changes that you need to make to your network.

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