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Release Management 
Software and firmware upgrades to the RF Gateway 1 are controlled via system 
release.  Using the System/Release Management web page, the operator can 
provision the RF Gateway 1 to perform system release upgrades via FTP from a 
release directory on an upgrade server. 
Each unique system release directory on the upgrade server contains the necessary 
software and firmware components to upgrade an RF Gateway 1 device from any...

 
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Downloading System Release Images 
To Download Images 
1 Navigate to the System/Release Management page. 
Result: The following screen is displayed. 
 
2 Click Show FTP Settings at the bottom of the window. 
Result: The FTP window is displayed. 
 
 
3 Enter the upgrade server’s IP address. 
4 Enter the FTP username. 
5 Enter the FTP password. 
6 Click Apply.   
Result: The FTP Settings Applied Successfully pop-up...

 
 
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12 Click the Download Release button to initiate download process.   
Result: The RF Gateway 1 will FTP all necessary files (application & firmware) 
from the upgrade server as dictated in the system release file. 
Note: If download failure occurs, recheck the path and filename of the system 
release file. 
13 After the download process completes successfully, select Activate.   
Result: The device automatically reboots to the new release. 
14 Close...

 
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Configuring, Monitoring, and Fault Management 
via SNMP 
The RFGW-1 supports a set of proprietary and standard MIBs via SNMPv2. Through 
SNMP, the RFGW-1 can be configured and monitored. In addition, Fault 
Management is supported through the generation of SNMP traps for all system 
alarms and events.   
The following table shows the MIBs supported.  
MIB Name Description 
CISCO-RFGW-1-MIB (proprietary) This MIB module...

 
 
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Monitoring Capability 
The RFGW-1 can be monitored to evaluate network and other operational statistics 
by utilizing any MIB browser or other tool (for example, snmpget, snmpwalk) that 
collects SNMP information. Output bandwidth statistics can be retrieved using the 
CISCO-RFGW-1-MIB. See the following screen. 
  

 
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Input Statistics can be accessed using the IF-MIB. See the following screen. 
 
  

 
 
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This chapter provides information for provisioning the RF Gateway 1 
for table-based video operation.  
 
 
4 Chapter 4 
Table-Based Video Specific 
Operation 
In This Chapter 
 Provisioning ........................................................................................... 84 
 Status Monitoring ................................................................................. 97  

 
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Provisioning 
The following sections provide information for provisioning the RF Gateway 1 for 
table-based video operation. 
Prerequisite Configurations:  
 GbE input ports, including Video/Data IP address 
 QAM outputs 
 Channel Application Mode = Video 
Once a carrier is in video mode, the video stream map becomes active for that 
carrier.  The video stream map serves as a routing table, which maps incoming video 
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 Stream Type (i.e., SPTS, MPTS) 
 Program Number 
  WARNING: 
The user is responsible for making sure there are no program number or 
PMVs on a given  carrier as well as making sure all replicated transport 
streams have identical advanced settings. If not, the system may have to be 
reset to default settings to recover. 
To Configure the Video Stream Map 
1 Navigate to the Maps page. 
2 In the tree menu, select Video Stream Map. 
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 For unicast streams, entering 0.0.0.0 is equivalent to specifying the GbE 
Video/Data IP address configured for the port pair (port-pair mode) or the 
physical address GbE port (independent mode) selected in step 7.  
Alternatively, the Video/Data IP address (port-pair mode) or GbE port 
address (independent mode) of the desired GbE port or port-pair may be 
explicitly entered. 
 For multicast streams, enter the...