Grass Valley K2 Storage System Instruction Manual v.3.2 Aug.01 2007 User Manual
Grass Valley Equipment
Table of contents
Document Outline
- Contents
- Safety Summaries
- Finding Information
- Product Description
- Installing the Level 2 Storage System
- Level 2 system description
- Preparing Level 2 devices
- K2 configuration and NetCentral
- Networking for Level 2
- Configuring the Level 2 storage system
- Adding K2 Storage System clients
- Basic operations for Level 2 storage
- Installing the Level 2R Storage System
- Level 2R system description
- Preparing Level 2R devices
- K2 configuration and NetCentral
- Networking for Level 2R
- Configuring the Level 2R storage system
- Adding K2 Storage System clients
- Basic operations for Level 2R storage
- Installing the Level 3 Storage System
- Level 3 system description
- Preparing Level 3 devices
- K2 configuration and NetCentral
- Networking for Level 3
- Configuring the Level 3 storage system
- Adding K2 Storage System clients
- Basic operations for Level 3 storage
- Installing the Level 3R Storage System
- Level 3R system description
- Preparing Level 3R devices
- K2 configuration and NetCentral
- Networking for Level 3R
- Configuring the Level 3R storage system
- Adding K2 Storage System clients
- Basic operations for Level 3R storage
- Installing the Nearline Storage System
- Nearline system description
- Preparing nearline devices
- K2 configuration and NetCentral
- Networking for nearline
- Configuring the nearline storage system
- Basic operations for nearline storage
- Description of K2 Storage Devices
- Overview of K2 Storage Tools
- Managing K2 software
- About K2 software
- Installing K2 software
- Pre-installed software
- Backup and recovery strategies
- About the recovery disk image process
- Creating a recovery disk image for storing on E:
- Creating a recovery disk image CD set
- Restoring from a system-specific recovery disk image on E:
- Restoring from the generic recovery disk image on E:
- Restoring from a recovery disk image CD set
- Activating the Windows operating system
- FTP on the K2 Storage System
- Administering and maintaining the K2 Storage System
- Setting up application security
- Virus scanning and protection policies
- Ports used by K2 services
- Synchronizing system clocks
- Modifying K2 Storage System settings
- Managing redundancy on a K2 Storage System
- Working with K2 Media Servers
- Accessing K2 Media Server features
- Taking a K2 Media Server out of service
- Using the Stop button in Server Control Panel
- Placing a K2 Media Server in service
- Shutting down or restarting a K2 Media Server
- Identifying K2 Media Server software versions
- Modifying K2 Media Server network settings
- Removing a K2 Media Server
- Replacing a K2 Media Server
- Replacing an iSCSI interface adapter (TOE card)
- Recovering from a failed K2 Media Server system battery
- Checking K2 Media Server services
- Disabling OpForce
- Working with K2 Media Clients
- Accessing K2 Media Client features
- Shutting down or restarting a K2 Media Client
- Taking a K2 Media Client offline
- Bringing a K2 Media Client online
- Adding a K2 Media client
- Removing a K2 Media Client
- Identifying K2 Media Client software versions
- Modifying K2 Media Client control network settings
- Modifying K2 Media Client media (iSCSI) network settings
- Modifying load balancing
- Using Storage Utility
- Working on the media file system and database
- Working with RAID storage
- Checking RAID storage subsystem status
- Checking controller microcode
- Identifying disks
- Get controller logs
- Unbind LUN
- Binding LUNs
- Binding Hot Spare drives
- Loading RAID controller microcode
- Downloading disk drive firmware
- Replacing a disk module
- Replacing a controller
- Configuring Level 2 RAID chassis network and SNMP settings
- Configuring Level 3 RAID chassis network and SNMP settings
- Working with Ethernet switches
- Index