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Table Of Contents
- Title Page
- Contents
- Official Notices and Warranties
- Using This Guide
- Introduction
- System Components
- VLAN Topology
- Preparation and Installation
- Connecting System Components
- MediaStream Interface (MSi)
- Introduction to System Administration
- Palladium Store 1000 Administration
- Hardware Removal and Replacement (Server Nodes and Storage System)
- Field Replaceable Units (FRUs)
- Palladium Store 1000
- File System Controller
- MediaStream Server
- Replacing or Adding Decoder/Encoder Boards
- Lantronix Module Replacement
- Verifying CPU I/O Connections
- Adding a Server Node
- System Controller Board
- Palladium Store 1000
- File System Controller
- CLI and Server Node Calibration
- Software Recovery and Upgrade
- VLAN and Fibre Channel Switch Configuration
- Troubleshooting Resources
- MSS 8000 Bandwidth Tables
- Cables and Connectors
- Network Block Diagrams
- Legacy FSC and MSi Front & Back Panels
- Specifications
- Regulatory and Safety Notices
- Index
Introduction to FSC Administration
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If you are unsure of the state of the system, press n and then press Enter. The script will exit
without affecting current operation. Run fsc_status (see below) to determine the status of
both FSCs before proceeding.
If you are sure you are able to shut down the FSC, press y and then press Enter.
The script will stop currently running applications and execute the start script
normally.
fsc_status
The FSC status utility detects and reports the status of both FSCs in the network. This utility
should be run before performing any maintenance on FSCs. Because the system is designed
to be serviced while on-air, it is critical that both FSCs are in good working condition when
you are performing routine maintenance.
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If you try to shut down an FSC while the other unit is in a Shutdown or Not Ready
state, you will bring the entire system off-air.
When you run fsc_status, a healthy system with two operational FSCs responds as follows: