Grass Valley PVS 3000 July 2004 - Manual (Page 20)

Create a video file system
20 PVS 3000 & PVS3500 Installation Guide 23 February 2004
3. If you are configuring a PFR500 or PFR600 storage system, perform the following
steps to set the Fibre Channel ID, otherwise, proceed to step 4.
a. Expand the tree view and right-click the Controller0 icon under PFR500 or
PFR600, then select Set Fibre Channel ID in the context menu.
b. In the Set Fibre Channel ID dialog box, enter IDs as shown, then click OK .
c. Click OK in the Operation Successful dialog box.
d. Cycle the power on the RAID Controller chassis. Leave the power off for about
30 seconds before powering on again. You can leave the Expansion chassis
powered on during this time.
e. After the RAID Controller chassis has finished initializing, restart the
Windows NT operating system on the Profile XP Platform.
f. Start Configuration Manager using the desktop shortcut or by selecting Start |
Programs | Profile Applications | Configuration Manager .
g. In Configuration Manager dialog box appears. click File System to start the GVG
Disk Utility.
4. Expand the tree view and identify bound LUNs and unbound disks by their
placement in the hierarchy of the tree view.
5. If there are unbound LUNs displayed in the tree view, you must perform the following
steps, otherwise, proceed to step 6.
a. To bind unbound disks, right-click the Unbound node for a controller, then select
Bind LUNs in the context menu. Peer controllers that share the same set of disks
are automatically selected as a pair.
The Binding LUN… dialog box opens showing all unbound disks for the
controller listed in the Available Disk list.