Grass Valley K2 Summit Storage Area Network Installation - Manual (Page 285)

Related Links
Powering on the K2 SAN on page 245
Working with K2 Media Servers
Use the procedures in this section when doing configuration or service work on a K2 Media Server
that is part of an operational K2 SAN.
Related Links
Accessing K2 Media Server features in the K2Config application on page 285
Taking a K2 Media Server out of service on page 285
Using the Stop button in Server Control Panel on page 286
Placing a K2 Media Server in service on page 287
Shutting down or restarting a K2 Media Server on page 287
Identifying K2 Media Server software versions on page 288
Modifying K2 Media Server network settings on page 288
Restoring network configuration on page 289
Removing a K2 Media Server on page 292
Replacing a K2 Media Server on page 292
Replacing an iSCSI interface adapter (TOE card) on page 294
Installing the Fibre Channel card driver on page 295
Recovering from a failed K2 Media Server system battery on page 296
Checking K2 Media Server services on page 296
Accessing K2 Media Server features in the K2Config application
In the K2 System Configuration (K2Config) application , features for working on a K2 Media Server
are as follows:
Taking a K2 Media Server out of service
This procedure applies to K2 Media Servers that are taking the role of media file system and metadata
server.
When you take a K2 Media Server out of service you stop services such that the K2 Media Server
is prevented from functioning as a media file system and/or metadata server. In this state no media
operations can take place.
If there is just one K2 Media Server in the role of media file system and metadata server, before
you take the K2 Media Server out of service, you should stop all media access on the K2 SAN.
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