Test k2 san file access, Verify bandwidth of san connection – Grass Valley K2 Summit Storage Area Network v.7.1 User Manual

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K2 Storage Area Network Installation and Service Manual

26 October 2009

Chapter 13 K2 FCP Connect access for Final Cut Pro systems

When prompted, restart the client device.

Test K2 SAN file access

From a Macintosh system, perform create, read, write, and delete operations on a file
on the V: drive. This verifies the media file system.

1. On the Macintosh desktop, verify that the GV hard drive icon is present.

This is the K2 SAN storage, also known as the V: drive.

2. From the Macintosh system, open a text editor, create a text file, enter text, and

save it on the V: drive.

3. Close the text editor.

4. In Finder, browse to the V: drive and open the text file.

5. Make a change to the text in the text file and then save and close the text file.

6. Delete the text file.

Verify bandwidth of SAN connection

1. Install Xsan Tuner (distributed by Grass Valley) on the Macintosh by copying to /

Applications/Server.

2. Open Xsan Tuner under /Applications/Server/Xsan Tuner.

3. Configure the Task field to

Unix Read

and the Count field to

8

streams.

4. Click

Start Test

.

It might take several minutes to create the test files.

5. After test files are created click

Start Read Test

.

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