Question about BT Freeview channels

I am trying to set up my BT Vision box with a TV that's from India which does not have a scart socket. Hence I bought a scart to AV converter cable so that I could use my TV. Now the setup is complete, however nothing seems to work. Below is what happens:
When I use the BT vision remote control (black remote and black vision box) it does not seem to affect my TV at all, meaning my TV does not respond to the remote signals.
When I first turned on the TV and Vision box I never got to see the BT welcome screen or instructions screen to scan thru the free view channels.
I can see 4 channels when the vision box is disconnected and aeriel cable is directly connected to the TV
Is that a must to have an aerial or antena to watch free view channels with BT Vision?
I am totally confused. Please guide me thru.
Thanks,
L

LSHETTYL wrote:
Is that a must to have an aerial or antena to watch free view channels with BT Vision?
I am totally confused. Please guide me thru.
Thanks,
L
Yes you MUST have the box connected to an aerial in order to receive freeview.
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Sure, ports can fail without the whole switch failing, but edge redundancy, such as using dual links (often configured as a bundled channel), between the host and two stack members addresses both switch port failure and stack member failure.
Unless your security cameras support dual links, your going to have a single point of failure at the edge port.
Next best options, as you've already noted, would be to have, on-line, "warm" spare ports that you can quickly repatch into. Ideally you have enough spare ports to allowing repatching in case a whole switch member fails.
(BTW, when you have spare ports, you don't have to set aside a whole stack member, sitting empty. For example, instead of having a dual stack with only one switch member populated, and the other not at all, split the populated ports across both stack members. That way, if a stack member fails, you don't lose all your hosts, only half. [With cameras, depending on their views, you might be able to overlap their coverage across multiple stack member.])

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