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Aurora Transfer Instruction Manual

September 11, 2006

Chapter 3 Configuring the Aurora Transfer System

Configure M-Series MDIs

This page configures the Managed Device Interface (MDI) for the M-Series iVDR.
MediaFrame depends on the M-Series MDI to make M-Series assets visible across the
system.

As you configure the M-Series MDI make sure that you associate the M-Series MDI
and M-Series host names correctly.

Multiple M-Series MDIs run on a single machine (the Transfer Server), but they each
need their own process port number. For this purpose, enter incrementing numbers
9140 - 9149 in the “Port” field. The MDIs and their port numbers must match settings
as in

“Configure Media Frame ASK: Register components” on page 26

. To make the

configurations easier to read for troubleshooting purposes, add MDIs sequentially so
there is a correlation between the port number and any number in the MDI name.

http://localhost:280

Managed Devices

MSeries MIDI

Access this page locally on the Transfer server.

Select a M-Series MDI.

Increment 9140-9149 so each M-Series MDI has a unique process port.

Enter the M-Series managed by the MDI.

Click to add as an existing managed device.

Verify the MDIs currently on-line.

Click to remove the selected managed device.

For a Transfer system, do not configure the fields below this point.

Always click

Update…

buttons after making changes

To put changes into effect, start or restart M-Series MDI Service on the
Transfer Server.

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