Grass Valley K2 FCP Connect v.2.0.0 - Manual (Page 31)

3. Save the hosts file.
4. Similarly configure the hosts file on the other K2 systems.
5. Copy the hosts file or otherwise make the hosts file accessible to each Final Cut
Pro Macintosh system.
Enable Access Control Lists on the K2 system
Prerequisites for the K2 system are as follows:
• Current compatible versions of the Windows operating system and SNFS software.
• Standard C:, D:, E: and V: disk volumes.
• SNFS has been configured with Grass Valley's Storage Utility.
• The SNFS configuration file is located in the D:\SNFS\config\ directory.
If desired, you can enable Access Control Lists (ACLs). For SAN access enable ACLs
on the K2 Media Server(s). For stand-alone K2 storage access enable ACLs on the
stand-alone K2 system. If you do this task, you must also configure Active Directory
Domain on the Macintosh systems.
1. If a redundant K2 SAN, take FSM K2 Media Servers out of service and manage
redundancy as directed in documented procedures.
2. Navigate to D:\SNFS\config\ and open the SNFS configuration file in a text editor.
The file is named either default.cfg or gvfs_hostname.cfg where hostname is
the name of the K2 system—if a redundant SAN, the name of the primary FSM.
3. Confirm/enter/modify text lines as necessary to configure as follows:
WindowsSecurity Yes
EnforceACLs Yes
UnixIdFabricationOnWindows Yes
UnixDirectoryCreationModeOnWindows 0700
UnixFileCreationModeOnWindows 0600
UnixNobodyGidOnWindows 60001
UnixNobodyUidOnWindows 60001
Avoid duplicate settings.
NOTE: Once ACLs are enabled on the K2 system (WindowsSecurity set to
Yes), they cannot be disabled.
4. Save the SNFS configuration file.
5. Restart the K2 system.
6. If a redundant K2 SAN, repeat these steps on the redundant FSM K2 Media Server.
7. After restart of K2 Media Server(s) is complete, restart all clients of the K2 SAN.
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