Then log in as the default administrator to the Content Server
via Remote Desktop and add MYDOMAIN\TCSNASUSER to
the local administrators’ group. Log out. Log back in via
Remote Desktop to the Content Server as MYDOMAIN\
TCSNASUSER.



Go to

Start Menu

All Programs

TANDBERG

TCS

NAS Wizard

, or double-click the

TCS NAS Wizard

shortcut on

the desktop.



Click on

to start the NAS Wizard. Only one option is

available and highlighted:

Alternate Storage NAS Wizard

Check the information displayed on screen and click Next
to continue.



Enter the new storage location information in the format:
\\NASName\ShareName\.
NASName must be entered as the DNS name, not IP
address, otherwise the NAS Wizard will fail.
Total Media Size indicates the size of the media in your
E:\data folder, Referenced Media Size shows the size of
files which are associated with conferences.



At the IIS Account prompt, enter the TCSNASUSER
password (the username will already be prefilled).
If you are running the NAS Wizard under another domain
account, you need to specify the TCSNASUSER name and
password here.



Click

at the Final Configuration screen to configure

your Content Server and move your existing media files to
the NAS location. This may take some time, depending on
how much existing media you have recorded on E drive.
Any orphaned files in E:\data folder (media files which are
not associated with conferences) will be deleted at this
stage.



When the process has been completed, click on

Finish

exit the NAS Wizard. No server restart is necesssary.



NAS Wizard logs are available in E:\logs\SetupUtility.
To check your new media location at any time, select

Server

Overview

from the

Administrator Settings

menu.

Changing to Alternate Storage Location