Grass Valley K2 Summit Storage Area Network Installation - Manual (Page 292)

If continuing with network configuration, next set power management settings.
Set power management settings
1. If not already open, open Network Connections as follows:
a) From the Windows taskbar, click Start | Network .
The Network window opens.
b) Click Network and Sharing Center .
Network and Sharing Center opens.
c) Click Change Adapter Settings .
Network Connections opens.
2. Right-click one of the adapters and select Properties .
The Properties dialog box opens.
3. Click Configure .
4. On the Power Management tab, uncheck all checkboxes, if they are not already unchecked.
5. On the Properties dialog box, click OK .
6. If a “…lose connectivity…” message opens, click Yes .
7. Repeat these steps on the remaining network connection in the Network Connections window.
Removing a K2 Media Server
In a functioning K2 SAN, you should not permanently remove a K2 Media Server that takes the
role of media file system/metadata server, as this changes system capabilities and results in the
failure of some or all of the media operations for which the system was designed. Remove a K2
Media Server only under the direct supervision of qualified Grass Valley personnel.
If you are replacing a faulty server with a replacement server, follow the documented procedure.
Replacing a K2 Media Server
The requirements for replacing a K2 Media Server on an existing K2 SAN are as follows:
• You must be logged in to the K2Config application with permissions equivalent to K2
administrator or higher.
Use this procedure if a K2 Media Server in a working system is faulty or otherwise needs to be
replaced with a new K2 Media Server.
NOTE: If you are replacing a non-redundant media file system/metadata server, you lose all
media during the replacement process.
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Administering and maintaining the K2 SAN