Grass Valley K2 Storage System Instruction Manual v.3.2 Nov.18 2008 - Manual (Page 147)

July 15, 2008 K2 Storage System Instruction Manual 147
Networking tips
• On the shared storage K2 Media Client, the two control GigE ports are configured
as a team. The control team shares a single IP address. Do not attempt to un-team
the control ports. On the Level 20 K2 Storage System, only one control port is
connected, as control team redundancy is not supported.
• On the shared storage K2 Media Client, the two media (iSCSI) GigE ports are not
teamed. On the Level 20 K2 Storage System, only one media port is connected, as
iSCSI redundancy is not supported.
Also refer to “About networks and FTP” on page 426 and “Design considerations for
Ethernet switches” on page 509 .
Use the following procedures as necessary to implement your networking strategies.
NOTE: It is recommended that you configure Media network (iSCSI) IP addresses
and Streaming network IP addresses using the K2 System Configuration
application, rather than doing so on the local machine using standard Windows
procedures.
Networking tips
• Before beginning network configuration, determine the IP addresses and names
needed for the machines in your K2 system. Work with the network administrator
at your facility to have those IP addresses and names available for your use.
• Establish a consistent convention for machine names and IP addresses. It is
recommended that you embed a root name or other unique identifier for this
particular K2 Storage System in the computer name. Also, a common convention
for IP addresses is to use a numerical pattern or sequence in the IP addresses to
indicate device-types and/or ports, as in the following example:
NOTE: This example assumes a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0