Grass Valley K2 Summit Storage Area Network Installation - Manual (Page 244)

Powering off the K2 SAN
Use the following procedures to do an orderly power off of the complete K2 SAN.
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Power off K2 Media Servers on page 244
Power off K2 RAID on page 245
Power off remaining K2 SAN devices on page 245
Power off K2 Media Servers
1. Stop all media access as follows:
• For nearline systems, stop all FTP streams or other media operations.
• For online systems, power-off all K2 clients or other iSCSI clients.
2. Shut down K2 Media Servers as follows:
• For nearline systems, shut down all K2 Media Servers.
• For basic (non-redundant) online or production systems, shut down the K2 Media server that
is the media file system and metadata server.
• For redundant online or production systems, manage redundant server shutdown as follows:
a) From the K2 System Configuration application, in the tree view select the name of the K2
SAN, which is the top node of the storage system tree. Then click the Server Control Panel
button.
The Server Control Panel opens.
b) Take note of which is the primary K2 Media Server and which is the backup K2 Media Server.
c) For the backup K2 Media Server, click
Stop . This takes the server out of service.
d) Shut down the backup K2 Media Server, if it does not shut down automatically.
e) For the primary K2 Media Server, click
Stop . This takes the server out of service.
f) Shut down the primary K2 Media Server, if it does not shut down automatically.
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Operating the K2 SAN