Quick reload router - Revision history

Klfjoat: /* Reload Router */ Added paragraphs for readability

2009-11-16T18:18:48Z

Reload Router: Added paragraphs for readability

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	===Reload Router===		===Reload Router===
	All devices in LinuxMCE obtain their configuration information from the DCE router, which is the central piece of software on the Core. All devices request a list of the other devices in the home from the router, so they can respond to them appropriately. (For example, an IP camera device might turn on the lights in the room whenever you're viewing the camera. To do so, the IP camera needs to know what lights are in the room.) Typically a device requests this information only when it's starting up. When you connect additional plug and play devices to the system, these new devices generally will work immediately, but their functionality may not be fully enabled within the LinuxMCE system until the DCE router is reloaded. When the router reloads, it signals all devices on the system to simultaneously reload and re-request the system data. Each existing device can then work with each new device. This process is known as a 'reload'. It generally takes about 10 seconds. Every time you add or remove devices, or change a device's configuration, you may be asked to do a reload. If you're going to add more devices or make more device changes, you can do the reload once you're done. If you're in the middle of watching a movie or TV, you can postpone the reload, since media players generally stop playing during reloads. Phone calls aren't affected, though, and TV shows being recorded by MythTV in the background are also unaffected.		All devices in LinuxMCE obtain their configuration information from the DCE router, which is the central piece of software on the Core. All devices request a list of the other devices in the home from the router, so they can respond to them appropriately. (For example, an IP camera device might turn on the lights in the room whenever you're viewing the camera. To do so, the IP camera needs to know what lights are in the room.) Typically a device requests this information only when it's starting up. When you connect additional plug and play devices to the system, these new devices generally will work immediately, but their functionality may not be fully enabled within the LinuxMCE system until the DCE router is reloaded.

			When the router reloads, it signals all devices on the system to simultaneously reload and re-request the system data. Each existing device can then work with each new device. This process is known as a 'reload'. It generally takes about 10 seconds.

			Every time you add or remove devices, or change a device's configuration, you may be asked to do a reload. If you're going to add more devices or make more device changes, you can do the reload once you're done. If you're in the middle of watching a movie or TV, you can postpone the reload, since media players generally stop playing during reloads. Phone calls aren't affected, though, and TV shows being recorded by MythTV in the background are also unaffected.

Ray N at 19:33, 24 August 2009

2009-08-24T19:33:19Z

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			[[Category: Documentation]]
	This command can be accessed in two ways:		This command can be accessed in two ways:

Perspectoff at 17:27, 24 May 2008

2008-05-24T17:27:16Z

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	*A button on the LinuxMCE [[Launch Manager]] on the Core server.		*A button on the LinuxMCE [[Launch Manager]] on the Core server.

			The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.

	~~The command restarts~~ the ~~[[DCERouter]]~~, which ~~controls all~~ devices in the LinuxMCE system.		===Reload Router===
			All devices in LinuxMCE obtain their configuration information from the DCE router, which is the central piece of software on the Core. All devices request a list of the other devices in the home from the router, so they can respond to them appropriately. (For example, an IP camera device might turn on the lights in the room whenever you're viewing the camera. To do so, the IP camera needs to know what lights are in the room.) Typically a device requests this information only when it's starting up. When you connect additional plug and play devices to the system, these new devices generally will work immediately, but their functionality may not be fully enabled within the LinuxMCE system until the DCE router is reloaded. When the router reloads, it signals all devices on the system to simultaneously reload and re-request the system data. Each existing device can then work with each new device. This process is known as a 'reload'. It generally takes about 10 seconds. Every time you add or remove devices, or change a device's configuration, you may be asked to do a reload. If you're going to add more devices or make more device changes, you can do the reload once you're done. If you're in the middle of watching a movie or TV, you can postpone the reload, since media players generally stop playing during reloads. Phone calls aren't affected, though, and TV shows being recorded by MythTV in the background are also unaffected.

Perspectoff at 00:01, 21 May 2008

2008-05-21T00:01:36Z

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	*From the [[LinuxMCE Admin Website]]-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter		*From the [[LinuxMCE Admin Website]]-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter
	*A button on the [[Launch Manager]] on the Core server.		*A button on the LinuxMCE [[Launch Manager]] on the Core server.


	The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.		The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.

Perspectoff at 00:01, 21 May 2008

2008-05-21T00:01:25Z

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	This command can be accessed in two ways:		This command can be accessed in two ways:

	*A button on the LinuxMCE Launcher on the Core server.
	*From the [[LinuxMCE Admin Website]]-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter		*From the [[LinuxMCE Admin Website]]-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter
			*A button on the [[Launch Manager]] on the Core server.


	The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.		The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.

Rwilson131: correct link

2008-05-20T00:21:45Z

correct link

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	*A button on the LinuxMCE Launcher on the Core server.		*A button on the LinuxMCE Launcher on the Core server.
	*From the [[~~LinuxMCE_Admin_Website\|~~LinuxMCE Admin Website]]-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter		*From the [[LinuxMCE Admin Website]]-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter


	The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.		The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.

Perspectoff at 00:21, 20 May 2008

2008-05-20T00:21:00Z

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	*A button on the LinuxMCE Launcher on the Core server.		*A button on the LinuxMCE Launcher on the Core server.
	*From the [[~~Linux MCE~~ Admin Website]]-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter		*From the [[LinuxMCE_Admin_Website\|LinuxMCE Admin Website]]-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter


	The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.		The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.

Perspectoff at 00:20, 20 May 2008

2008-05-20T00:20:41Z

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	*A button on the LinuxMCE Launcher on the Core server.		*A button on the LinuxMCE Launcher on the Core server.
	*From the [[Linux MCE Admin ~~website~~]]-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter		*From the [[Linux MCE Admin Website]]-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter


	The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.		The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.

Perspectoff at 00:19, 20 May 2008

2008-05-20T00:19:56Z

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	*A button on the LinuxMCE Launcher on the Core server.		*A button on the LinuxMCE Launcher on the Core server.
	*From the [[~~LinuxMCE~~ Admin website]]-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter		*From the [[Linux MCE Admin website]]-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter


	The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.		The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.

Perspectoff at 00:19, 20 May 2008

2008-05-20T00:19:30Z

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	*A button on the LinuxMCE Launcher on the Core server.		*A button on the LinuxMCE Launcher on the Core server.
	*From the LinuxMCE Admin website-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter		*From the [[LinuxMCE Admin website]]-->Restart-->Quick Reload Reouter


	The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.		The command restarts the [[DCERouter]], which controls all devices in the LinuxMCE system.