Grass Valley Aurora Browse v.7.0 Installation - Manual (Page 48)

48 Aurora Browse Installation and Configuration Guide April 6, 2010
Chapter 4 Installing the Aurora Browse System Software
These services are normally distributed on different machines in the
system, not on any one machine, as explained in
“Accessing ser-
vices” on page 80 . The system also depends upon Microsoft Internet
Information Services (IIS) and SQL services.
Modifying a device name
1. In the Network Configuration | Devices tree view, right-click a device and select
Rename .
2. Type in the new name.
Note that this does not change the hostname on the physical device. If you want the
hostname to match the device name, you must also modify the hostname.
About IP configuration of network interfaces on
devices
You can perform IP configuration of network interfaces when working with
a placeholder device prior to discovery. When you add a device and choose
a particular model, the model defines the number, type and usage charac-
teristics of network interfaces to expect on such a device.
You can view and edit each network interface and set up IP configuration
selecting an appropriate IP from the network to which each interface con-
nects. The process for editing IP configuration varies, depending on the
device's phase.
Placeholder device IP configuration
When working with a placeholder device, its network interfaces are indi-
cated in the user interface as unmanaged interfaces — that is, IP address
modification is only saved to the system description, not modified on the
actual device. When you double-click on an unmanaged network interface,
or if you select the interface and click the
Edit button, the unmanaged net-
work interfaces dialog box is displayed.
GV Resolver 9016 Not visible on a configuration page
GV RulesWizard 9018 and 9019 Not visible on a configuration page
GV Subscription
Manager 9024 —
GV Transfer
Manager 9020 —
Proxy Services
GV Aurora Proxy
Encoder 9230 Starting range for first control.
Services Port Comments