Grass Valley K2 Summit Storage Area Network v.7.1 - Manual (Page 493)

493 K2 Storage Area Network Installation and Service Manual 26 October 2009
Chapter 13 K2 FCP Connect access for Final Cut Pro systems
Managing K2 FCP Connect licenses
You can drop the K2 FCP Connect license for a Final Cut Pro Macintosh system, and
then later pick that license up again.
1. Open the GV Helper Tool.
2. Click the Licensing Servers tab.
3. For CIFS mount access, to drop the license currently used by the local Macintosh
system to allow the iSCSI client connection to the K2 SAN, click Checkin License
4. For CIFS mount access, to assign an unused license to the local Macintosh system
to allow it to make an iSCSI client connection to the K2 SAN, click Checkout
License
5. You can also change the licensing server, which is the machine to which the
Macintosh system looks to get its license, however take the following into
consideration:
You can change the licensing server in K2Config as well as here in the GV Helper
Tool.
Therefore it is recommended that you use K2Config, rather than the GV Helper
Tool, to change the licensing server.
Stopping and starting the K2Config for Mac Daemon service
1. To start and stop the K2Config for Mac Daemon service, run scripts in the /
Applications/Grass Valley directory.
When you stop the K2Config for Mac Daemon, the service is stopped
permanently, even after the Macintosh system is restarted. Once you have stopped
the service, you must re-start it using the scripts.
Accessing logs
1. Open the GV Helper Tool.
2. Click the View Log tab.