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Basic operations for shared storage K2 clients
Basic operations for shared storage K2 clients
Use the following procedures as you operate your K2 clients with the K2 SAN:
• “Power on/off procedures”
• “Taking a K2 client offline”
Power on/off procedures
As long as the K2 SAN remains operational, you can use the standard power on and
power off procedures for K2 clients. When a K2 client goes offline or comes online
it does not disrupt the K2 SAN.
However, if you are powering down or otherwise taking the K2 SAN itself out of
service, you must follow the correct SAN power down procedure. You must first stop
all media access on your K2 clients to ensure that they do not cause error conditions.
You can power off the K2 clients or take them offline using the K2 System
Configuration application.
When powering up the K2 SAN, power on the K2 clients last so that they can verify
their media storage as part of their start up processes.
Taking a K2 client offline
1. Stop all media operations on the device. This includes, play, record, and transfer
operations.
2. Shut down the K2 client.
- Storage Area Network 1
- CERTIFICATE 2
- Contents 10
- Safety Summaries 11
- Safety Summary 12
- Warnings 13
- Cautions 14
- Sicherheit – Überblick 15
- Warnungen 16
- Vorsicht 17
- Consignes desécurité 19
- Avertissements 20
- Mises en garde 21
- FCC emission control 23
- EN55103 1/2 Class A warning 23
- FCC emission limits 23
- Laser compliance 24
- Safety certification 24
- Finding Information 25
- Getting more information 26
- Release Notes 27
- K2 Storage Cabling Guide 27
- Documentation CD 27
- On-line Help Systems 28
- NetCentral documentation 28
- Grass Valley Web Site 28
- Grass Valley Product Support 30
- Telephone Support 31
- Product Description 33
- Overview Description 34
- Key features 34
- K2 SAN Level descriptions 35
- Level 10 system description 36
- Level 10R system description 37
- Level 20 system description 39
- Level 20R system description 41
- Level 30 system description 43
- Level 30R system description 45
- L35 system description 47
- L35R system description 49
- Fibre Channel 51
- Preparing for installation 53
- Infrastructure checklist 54
- Software update checklist 55
- SAN configuration checklist 55
- Understanding system concepts 56
- Networking tips 58
- About hosts files 58
- Host table tips 59
- Cabling K2 SAN devices 61
- Using the cabling guide 62
- Cabling the Ethernet switch 62
- Cabling the K2 Media Server 64
- GigE switch 67
- Gb 1 Gb 2 69
- Expansion 1 77
- Expansion 2 77
- Controller 0 84
- Controller 1 84
- Chapter 4 89
- Port Configuration 94
- Modify Selected Ports 94
- Disable 95
- Apply Settings 95
- Add/Remove VLANs 97
- Add VLAN 97
- Modify 97
- Remove Programs 102
- Chapter 5 103
- About device and host names 104
- Modifying a device name 105
- Modifying the control network 105
- (unmanaged) interface 115
- Assigning discovered devices 119
- View Hosts file 131
- Save As and save a 131
- Managing K2 software 134
- Configuring deployment groups 135
- Configuring the K2 SAN 152
- File 153
- Defining a new K2 SAN 155
- On this page… Do this… 157
- Configuring RAID 159
- Creating a new file system 164
- Accept 165
- File System Server 166
- Configuration 166
- Configuring server A - Part 1 172
- Configuring server A - Part 2 182
- Check. When the wizard 183
- Media Server 186
- NOTE: This page 187
- (media network) 187
- Configuring server 1 - Part 1 277
- Configuring server 1 - Part 2 286
- Configuring server 2 288
- Configuring server 2A 314
- FTP) servers 320
- Chapter 8 342
- About load balancing 343
- Preparing the K2 SAN 344
- Device Manager 346
- Network Configuration 349
- Database Client 350
- File System Client 351
- Change Server 353
- Power on/off procedures 354
- Taking a K2 client offline 354
- Operating the K2 SAN 356
- K2 SAN power-off procedure 357
- Server Control 360
- FTP on K2 SANs 363
- Failover behaviors 364
- K2 SDI M EDIA CLIENT 365
- K2 SAS STORAG E 367
- Description of K2 SAN Devices 370
- Device terminology 371
- Control point PC description 372
- Characteristic Specification 373
- K2 Media Server descriptions 375
- Gb 2Gb 1 376
- Dell R610 PowerEdge server 377
- Dell 2950 PowerEdge server 378
- Dell R710 PowerEdge server 379
- Dell 1950 PowerEdge server 381
- K2 RAID storage description 383
- Overview of K2 Storage Tools 384
- K2 System Configuration 386
- Server Control Panel 387
- If your K2 SAN does not have 388
- NetCentral 390
- Connect button 391
- Chapter 12 392
- Account Username Password 393
- K2 Configuration 393
- Storage Utility 393
- Modifying K2 SAN settings 394
- Renaming a K2 SAN 396
- Adding devices to a K2 SAN 396
- Removing a K2 SAN 398
- Reconnecting to a K2 SAN 400
- Taking a K2 SAN offline 400
- Bringing a K2 SAN online 400
- Viewing iSCSI assignments 400
- Facility view control button 402
- Roles subsystem 402
- Recovering from a failover 405
- Working with K2 Media Servers 406
- Stop button for that server 407
- Check button 409
- Removing a K2 Media Server 410
- Replacing a K2 Media Server 410
- Modify. The 411
- Add Device button 412
- 8. Select 416
- Working with K2 clients 418
- Bringing a K2 client online 419
- Adding a K2 client 419
- Removing a K2 client 420
- Modifying load balancing 422
- Working with the K2 Coder 423
- About the K2 Coder 424
- Installing the K2 Coder 425
- Configuring the K2 Coder 426
- Edit Watch 427
- System 429
- Edit Preset 429
- Using the K2 Coder 434
- Using Storage Utility 437
- Overview of Storage Utility 438
- Tools 439
- OK to dismiss the results 439
- Erase media database 442
- Prepare system 445
- Set up and configure RAID 445
- ❑ If directed, modify RTIOS 447
- ❑ Restart all K2 Media 447
- ❑ Record system information 447
- Working with RAID storage 450
- Checking controller microcode 451
- Identifying disks 451
- Get controller logs 454
- Unbind RANK 454
- About full/background bind 455
- Bind RANK 456
- Binding Hot Spare drives 457
- Replacing a disk module 460
- Replacing a controller 461
- Upgrading to L30 controllers 462
- Select the 466
- Ethernet switch 466
- To make these 466
- Configuration, then Device 469
- Features 469
- Pro systems 470
- Task Comment 471
- K2 SAN System Requirements 473
- Install Xsan software 473
- Cable Macintosh systems 474
- Directory Utility 476
- Directory Servers tab 477
- Services 478
- Administrative tab 478
- Add Mac Client to K2 SAN 483
- , then OK to continue 486
- Test K2 SAN file access 487
- Verify Access Control Lists 488
- Configure HotBin 489
- About QuickTime import delay 490
- Connecting via SAMBA/CIFS 490
- Operation guidelines 491
- Media access 491
- Maintaining K2 FCP Connect 492
- Accessing logs 493
- Workgroup storage 496
- Control B 497
- Workgroup storage cabling 499
- Index 505
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