Grass Valley Network Attached Storage System Serial ATA Network User Guide v.1.0.04 - Manual (Page 110)

Upgrading to Dual Node Mode
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For Port 2, these addresses must be on the same subnet:
• Node 1, Private IP address
• Node 2, Private IP address
The IP addresses used for Port 0 and Port 2 cannot conflict; they must be in
different subnets.
1. For Node 2, enter the new appliance name. An appliance node has a name
with a maximum of 64 valid characters. (See “Restricted Input Characters”
on page 169.) No blanks are allowed.
2. For both nodes, set the Port 0 IP addresses. There are two methods of
assigning IP addresses for Port 0. Follow one of these methods
- Method 1: Click Get IPs to automatically assign consecutive IP
addresses.
- Method 2: Follow Steps 3 and 4 below.
3. For Node 2, enter a new value for the public IP on Port 0. The public IP
address for Node 2, Port 0 must be on the same subnet as the public IP
address for Node 1, Port 0. The public IP is the address of the server nodes
on the network.
4. For Nodes 1 and 2, enter new values for the private IP on Port 0. Both private
IP addresses must be on the same subnet as the public IP addresses for Port
0. The private IP is the address of the server nodes that query each other.
5. For Node 1, enter a value for netmask on Port 0.
6. For Nodes 1 and 2, enter a new value for the private IP on Port 2. The private
IP is the address of the server nodes that query each other.
7. For Node 1, enter a new value for the netmask on Port 2.
8. Save and implement the settings. Click Save to save the information you
entered. You are asked if you want to reboot immediately or wait until later.
(You might want to check some values or status before rebooting.)
NOTE: The new values do not take effect until you reboot through
this software.