Set rx/tx descriptors value – Grass Valley K2 Media Client Service Manual v.3.3 User Manual

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June 25, 2009

K2 Media Client Service Manual

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Set Rx/Tx Descriptors Value

6. Verify that the LED is blinking next to the physical network port corresponding to

that adapter software name, as follows:

External storage K2 Media Clients with the optional Fibre Channel card installed
do not have the dual Ethernet adapters.

7. Continue with the next procedure

“Set Rx/Tx Descriptors Value”

.

Set Rx/Tx Descriptors Value

All K2 Media Clients, with all storage types, should be configured as instructed in the
following procedure:

1. In Device Manager, highlight and right-click the

Intel® PRO/1000 MT Dual Port

Server Adapter

(Type I MB) or the

Intel® PRO/1000 EB Network Connection with I/O

Acceleration

(Type II and Type III MB).

2. Select

Properties

. The Properties dialog box opens.

3. Click

Advanced

tab.

4. In the Settings list, select

Performance Options

, then click the

Properties

button.

The Performance Options dialog box opens.

5. In the Property list, select

Receive Descriptors

.

6. In the Values field, use the up/down arrows to set the value to

1024

. If 1024 is not

available, select a different entry in the settings list, then select back to Receive
Descriptors. This resets the values available in the Values field.

7. In the Settings list, select

Transmit Descriptors

.

8. In the Values field, set the value to

1024

.

9. Click

OK

to close dialog boxes and save settings.

10. Repeat this procedure on the remaining Ethernet adapters.

For stand-alone storage K2 Media Clients, continue with

“Reorder adapters” on

page 67

.

For shared storage K2 Media Clients, continue with the next procedure

“Create the

Control Team”

.

Software adapter name

Type I Motherboard

Software adapter name

Type II and Type III Motherboard

Physical port (as viewed facing
the rear panel)

…MT Dual Port Server Adapter

…EB Network Connection…

1st (left) port on the motherboard

…MT Dual Port Server Adapter #2

…EB Network Connection…#2

2nd (right) port on the mother board

…MT Dual Port Server Adapter #3

…MT Dual Port Server Adapter

1st (upper) port on the dual Ethernet
adapter

…MT Dual Port Server Adapter #4

…MT Dual Port Server Adapter #2

2nd (lower) port on the dual
Ethernet adapter

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