Grass Valley Xmedia Server Vertigo Suite v.5.0 User Manual

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XMS Configuration Guide

18-19

Propagating assets to other Xmedia Servers

Override the spoke server’s workflow

For distributed work orders to function properly, the work order workflow must be identical on
both the hub and spoke servers. While it is best for you to manually verify and ensure that
the workflows are indeed identical, the spoke’s E

DIT

NODE

window on the hub server provides

a S

POKE

W

ORKFLOW

O

VERRIDE

(figure

18-15

). Clicking the O

VERRIDE

N

OW

button forces the

hub’s workflow onto the spoke server by overriding the spoke’s existing workflow. This
ensures that the workflow is identical on both servers.

The S

POKE

W

ORKFLOW

O

VERRIDE

button is disabled when the spoke server node is added

(A

DD

NEW

NODE

window). To enable the S

POKE

W

ORKFLOW

O

VERRIDE

button and launch the

command, complete the procedure for adding a new spoke node. Select the node from the
Propagation Locations section of the Xmedia Server Control Panel’s Propagation page.
Click the P

ROPERTIES

button to open the Edit node window. Click the O

VERRIDE

N

OW

button.

Figure 18-15. The Spoke Workflow Override ensures that the workflow is identical on both servers

Synchronize the work order user lists between the servers

Although the workflows might be identical on the hub and spoke servers, the user access
lists associated to each of the workflows may be different over time as users are added,
removed, or their permissions are edited. As such, a S

YNCH

N

OW

button is available to

merge the user lists between the servers to ensure that the workflow’s user lists are
identical.

The hub server’s P

ROPAGATION

L

OCATIONS

page (figure

18-16

) features a S

YNCH

N

OW

button in that merges the user list on the hub server with all of the spoke servers associated
to the hub (Hub to Spokes).

Figure 18-16. The hub server’s Propagation Locations page features the Workorder Synch feature

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