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Adding NAS to system description
4 October 2010
For a system in which all devices are new from Grass Valley with one or more
stand-alone K2 systems, you rst create a system description and add your
stand-alone K2 systems, than add other devices as appropriate. Refer to the K2
System Guide for instructions on creating the system description and adding your
stand-alone K2 systems.
For a system with existing devices running earlier software, you must rst migrate
the system to become a SiteCon g managed system. Refer to SiteCon g Migration
Instructions for instructions on migrating your devices to be SiteCon g managed
devices.
If you are using a different task ow, use the topics in this manual as appropriate and
refer to the SiteCon g User Manual or SiteCon g Help Topics for additional
information.
Your devices must be in a SiteCon g system description in order to be managed by
SiteCon g. When you already have a system description in place, you should use
SiteCon g to modify this system description and add your devices. You can do this
in your planning phase, even before you have devices installed or cabled. Your goal
is to have the SiteCon g system description accurately represent all aspects of your
devices and networks before you begin actually implementing any networking or other
con guration tasks for those devices.
The NAS is a K2 nearline SAN, so instructions for cabling, networking, and
con guration are in the K2 SAN Installation and Service Manual. If the NAS is not
already included in the SiteCon g system description, add it as follows.
1. In the
Network Configuration | Devices
includes your K2 SAN and other connected devices and select
In this context, "Site" is a distinct system, such as a K2 SAN or an Aurora Browse
system.
The New Site Wizard opens.
tree view, right-click the
Aurora Edit Installation Guide
Con guring the network
node that
Site
.
Add Site
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