Grass Valley Aurora Browse v.7.0 Installation - Manual (Page 37)

April 6, 2010 Aurora Browse Installation and Configuration Guide 37
Network setup and implementation checklist
Network setup and implementation checklist
Task Instructions Comment
If you have not already done
so, add the proxy NAS to the
system description “Adding proxy NAS to
system description” on
page 39 Modify your existing
system description.
If you have not already done
so, configure the proxy NAS
and verify that it is
operational. Refer to the K2 SAN
Installation and Service
Manual. Follow procedures
for K2 Nearline SAN. —
Add corporate LAN to
system description “Configuring the corporate
LAN” on page 43
Modify your existing
system description.
Add a group for your
MediaFrame devices to the
system description “Adding a device to the
system description” on
page 44
—
Add a placeholder device to
the system description for
each of your actual
MediaFrame devices “Adding a device to the
system description” on
page 44
—
Configure the names of the
placeholder devices “About IP configuration of
network interfaces on
devices” on page 48 —
Configure the network
interfaces of the placeholder
devices “Placeholder device IP
configuration” on page 48
Specify IP address ranges
and other network details
Discover your MediaFrame
devices “Discovering devices with
SiteConfig” on page 52 —
Assign each discovered
device to its placeholder
device
“Assigning discovered
devices” on page 53
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For each discovered and
assigned device, edit each
network interface. Specify
network settings and apply
them to the device. “Modifying MediaFrame
device managed network
interfaces” on page 54 If a device connects to
multiple networks, set the
control network interface IP
address first. Also set the
hostname.
If not already set correctly,
set the hostname of
discovered devices “Making the host name the
same as the device name” on
page 57
Make sure the device name
is correct, then make the
hostname the same as the
device name.
Ping each MediaFrame
device to test network
communication “Pinging devices from the
control point PC” on
page 58
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