Viewing Media Component Status
You can view the status of a Media Component through the Media Component's Web interface.
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To view Media Component status: |
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Access the Media Component's Web interface. |
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Open the MC Settings page (Setup menu > IP Network tab > Media Cluster folder > MC Settings). |
The following information is displayed:
Description of Media Components Status Fields
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MC Name
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Displays the name of the Media Component as configured on the Cluster Manager in the Media Components table.
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MC ID
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Displays the table row index number of the Media Component as configured on the Cluster Manager in the Media Components table.
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MC Admin State
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Displays the administrative state of the Media Component, performed by the Cluster Manager in the Media Components table:
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"Unlocked": Media Component is currently unlocked. |
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"Locked": Cluster Manager has locked the Media Component. |
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"Locked before Reset": Media Component is currently locked as the Cluster Manager is initiating a restart on the Media Component. |
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MC Functionality Status
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Displays the operating status of the Media Component:
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"Connecting": Cluster Manager is trying to connect to Media Component. |
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"Connected": Cluster Manager is connected to Media Component. |
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"Reset in Progress": The Media Component is currently restarting, initiated by the Cluster Manager. |
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"Waiting to Reconnect": Cluster Manager is waiting to connect to Media Component after a restart. |
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"Lock in Progress": DSP channels are blocked and waiting for all active channels to be transferred or closed after timeout. |
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"Locked": Cluster Manager is connected to Media Component, but Media Component is locked. |
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"Disconnected": Cluster Manager has lost connectivity with Media Component (Media or Control) and retrying to connect. |
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"SW Upgrade in Progress": Loading a software version file from Cluster Manager. |
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"SW Upgrade Failure": Cluster Manager is unable to load software version or Auxiliary file (CPT or PRT) to Media Component. |
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