Specifications

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Cisco TV CDS 2.5 ISA Software Configuration Guide
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Appendix A Troubleshooting
General Information and Issues
groupid #
An identifier that identifies the group of servers within the CDS. See the “groupid ” section on page A-9
for more information.
streamer <0 or 1> vault <0 or 1>
To run the server as a Streamer, set streamer to 1, otherwise set streamer to 0. To run the server as a Vault,
set vault to 1, otherwise set vault to 0. Setting both streamer and vault to 0 is not a valid option.
service address <ip in dot notation> setup <setup portno> control <control portno>
The service address is used to specify whether this server can assume the role of the Setup server, the
Control server, or both the Setup and Control servers for the specified IP address. This parameter applies
only to Streamers.
• setup portno—A value of 0 means the server is not available to assume the role of the Setup server
for the specified IP address. A value of 1 means to use the default port number 3300.
• control portno—A value of 0 means the server is not available to assume the role of the Control
server for the specified IP address. A value of 1 means to use the default port number 9000.
e1000 <index>: streaming <0 or 1> fill <0 or 1> ip <ip in dot notation> tport <transport portno> cport <cache portno>
tgid <transport groupid>
The e1000 is used to configure the network interfaces for cache-fill and transport/streaming. Each
“e1000” line represents an individual Ethernet port. Include one line per interface.
• index—Refers to the interface index as known to the e1000 driver. In the case of servers with the
Lindenhurst chipset, this matches one for one with the number for the eth# interface.
• streaming—For transport/streaming. A value of 1 means this interface is used for streaming,
otherwise set streaming to 0.
• fill—For cache fill. A value of 1 means this interface is used for cache fill. Otherwise, set fill to 0.
• ip—Each interface requires a source IP address. This assumes Layer 3 networks only.
• tport—The transport port number used as the source in transporting (streaming) packets. A value
of 0 means to use the default port number 1026 (unless affected by the optional default source IP
entry).
• cport—The cache port number used as the source in caching (fill) packets. A value of 0 means to
use the default port number 48879 (unless affected by the optional default source IP entry).
• tgid—The transport group ID for this interface. The transport group ID is used in conjunction with
the TransportGroupIdTable file located in the /arroyo/test directory to determine which interface to
use to transport the packet. This is based on the IP address or subnet of the destination of the packet.
The default value is 0, which means this interface is available to any transport group. Any other
value means the interface is dedicated to a particular transport group.
vault mirror copies <number of copies>
The Vault mirror copies is a numeric value representing the number of copies of each content to store on
the Vaults.
Note The transport group ID (tgid) has been deprecated. Use the SubnetTable instead. See the
“Network” section on page A-19.