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Qualifications for managed devices
The following tables list the items on an actual device that need special attention. You
should check these items to make sure that the actual device matches its corresponding
placeholder device in SiteConfig. If the actual device is not connected/configured as
specified, change the placeholder device. When the placeholder device and the actual
device match, the device is qualified to be discovered and managed by SiteConfig.
Typically on an actual device, the rear panel Ethernet port numbering starts with the
number one, while in SiteConfig network interface numbering is zero-based, as follows:
Rear panel connector on device
SiteConfig network interface
Port 1
Ethernet 0
Port 2
Ethernet 1
Port 3
Ethernet 2
Port 4
Ethernet 3
Keep this in mind as you compare network connections.
K2 Media Client stand-alone internal or direct-connect storage
Qualifications
Network interfaces
No ports teamed. Rear panel GigE port 1 is
the control network connection.
Control connection
Qualifications
Software
If direct-connect storage, verify that MPIO
has been upgraded as specified in K2 Release
Notes.
MPIO
K2 Media Client shared (SAN) storage
Qualifications
Network interfaces
Rear panel GigE ports 1 and 3 teamed. If
basic SAN, port 1 is control network. If
Control connection
redundant SAN, port 1 is control A, port 3
is control B.
Qualifications
Software
If redundant SAN, verify that MPIO has
been upgraded as specified in K2 Release
Notes.
MPIO
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