Classe B respecte toutes les exigences do reglement dur le materiel brouilleur du Canada. About VBrick Systems Founded in 1997, VBrick Systems, an ISO 9001 certified vendor, is a privately held company that has enjoyed rapid growth by helping our customers successfully introduce mission critical video applications across their enterprise networks.
VOD-WM v4.2.1 Admin Guide This VOD-WM Server Admin Guide is written for anyone who will be using or configuring a VBrick EtherneTV VOD-WM Video on Demand Server. This includes system administrators, network technicians, and others. This document explains how to set up and configure the VOD-WM server and how to perform initial administration tasks.
Server Overview VBrick's VOD-WM Server has been integrated with the EtherneTV family of products including the Portal Server, the WM Network Video Appliance, the Scheduler, and the Network Video Recorder (NVR). The VOD-WM delivers stored Windows Media assets as unicast/multicast streams across an Ethernet network and is built on a Dell hardware platform.
External Storage VBrick's SAS (serial attached SCSI) ES5, ES10, and ES15 external storage arrays are fully compatible with all VOD-WM servers. VOD-WM Server Software All server software is pre-installed by VBrick. If, for some reason, you ever need to reinstall the software, use the Dell recovery CDs to reinstall the Windows Server 2003 (Standard or Enterprise) operating system.
Getting Started Installing the VOD-WM Server The hardware installation of the VOD-WM server is straightforward. Unpack the server and connect the cables as described below. Note that all server software is pre-installed before being shipped. To install the server onsite at your location Step 1.
7. Turn the VOD-WM server's main power on by pressing the power switch at the front of the unit. Figure 5. VOD-WM (Dell 1950 – Front View) Figure 6. VOD-WM (Dell 2950 – Front View) 8. The VOD-WM server will boot and automatically load using the default settings. Wait 5–8 minutes for the unit to fully power up.
Step 5. Configure the ETV Portal Server The VOD-WM server must be configured in VBrick's ETV Portal Server before it is recognized as part of the ETV system. To configure the VOD-WM server in ETV Portal Server: 1. Launch ETV Portal Server and login as an administrator. 2.
Server Properties Note The default Publishing Point on the VOD-WM server is server configuration in ETV Portal Server. You can change the Publishing Point name but VBrick strongly recommends you keep the default. To display or set logging properties: 1. Select in the Category list.
Windows Event Viewer The Windows Event Viewer Edition and other operating systems. Use this tool to review any system-level messages written to the Windows system event log. To launch the Windows event viewer: 1. Go to Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Event Viewer to populate the viewer with messages.
Creating Publishing Points The WM Server can also be configured with publishing points to be used as a reflector server. When used in this manner, live WM streams reflected from the WM Server can be selected and viewed from the ETV Portal Server. To have the reflected stream appear on the page of the Portal Server, go to the Live Broadcasts in IWS and complete the...
Adding Content VBrick strongly recommends that you use the EtherneTV Portal Server exclusively to ingest all VOD-WM content. With the ETV Portal Server you can add individual files or you can FTP or copy pre-recorded content to the ETV Portal Server for easy ingestion to the VOD-WM server.
Restoring Windows Media Services Introduction Windows Media Services are installed and a publishing point is configured on the server prior to shipment. The Computer Name change this name, the Windows Media Services branch in the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) shows no server and all Windows Media Services configuration, such as Publishing Points, are missing.
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4. In the Windows Components Wizard, highlight and select Windows Media Services and then click Details 5. In the Windows Media Services dialog box, verify the "Windows Media Services" and "Windows Media Services snap in" components are selected. Press Media Services" box and Components will now be installed.
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9. Highlight WMP HTTP Server Control Protocol there is an error popup verify the Default Web Services were stopped properly as explained above. 10. Highlight the server name, then right-click and select (Advanced)… 11. Select On-demand Content and press 12. Go to Start >...
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14. In the Home Directory check box next to "Write". Click 15. Go to Start > All Programs > Administrative Tools > Computer Management the "Computer Management" window. Select "Local Users and Groups" and highlight "Users". Then right-click on "Users" and select "New User". 16.
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