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Con guring the network
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About SiteConfig support on Aurora Edit devices
Before SiteCon g can be used to discover or manage a device, the device must meet
the following requirements:
For Aurora Edit devices shipped new from Grass Valley with software version 6.5 or
higher, these requirements are pre-installed. These requirements are pre-installed on
recovery images for these systems as well. Therefore, if you suspect a problem with
these requirements, do not attempt to install SiteCon g support requirements. If you
must restore SiteCon g support requirements, re-image the system.
For devices that you purchase and then install software and hardware to build an
Aurora device, you must verify and install SiteCon g support requirements as
necessary.
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Setting...
For media (iSCSI) network interface
Network
If on a basic K2 SAN, iSCSI (non-Redundant) is required for the
iSCSI interface.
If on a redundant K2 SAN, iSCSI (Primary Redundant) is required
for the iSCSI interface on devices connecting to the A side of the
redundant K2 SAN
If on a redundant K2 SAN, iSCSI (Secondary Redundant) is required
for the iSCSI interface on devices connecting to the B side of the
redundant K2 SAN
IP Address
The IP address for this interface on the network. Required.
Interface
Disabled, since names are excluded from the hosts le. Disregard.
Name
Set to Default
Disabled, since names are excluded from the hosts le. Disregard.
Use Interface
Disabled, since names are excluded from the hosts le. Disregard.
Name/Aliases
in Host Files
Aliases
Disabled, since names are excluded from the hosts le. Disregard.
DNS Suf x
Disabled, since names are excluded from the hosts le. Disregard.
to save settings and close.
OK
The device must be a Microsoft Windows operating system device.
The device must have Microsoft .NET version 2.0 installed, as reported in the
Windows Add/Remove Programs control panel.
The ProductFrame Discovery Agent service must be running on the device, as
reported in the Windows Services control panel.
4 October 2010
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