Grass Valley Aurora Browse v.6.0b Installation - Manual (Page 31)

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Chapter
3
Configuring the system
You can use the topics in this chapter in the following ways:
• Initial configuration — After your system components are rack mounted, cabled,
and the physical installation process is complete, continue with the configuration
instructions in this chapter to create a working system. You can follow the
Basic
path or the Advanced path through the core configuration stages, as explained
“Configuration overview - K2 storage” on page 32 .
• Customizing — After the system is functioning, you can go back to the
configuration pages and modify the settings documented in this manual as
Advanced
!
to customize the system to fit any special workflow requirements.
The topics in this chapter include the following:
• “Configuration overview - K2 storage” on page 32
• “Establish conventions” on page 33
• “Configure network - K2 Storage” on page 37
• “Prepare for core configuration stages” on page 40
• “Stop services” on page 52
• “MediaFrame stage” on page 53
• “SmartBin encoder stage” on page 64
• “Advanced encoder stand-alone stage” on page 68
• “Advanced encoder + Server stage” on page 77
• “EDL Export, Save, Conform stage” on page 82
• “Archive stage” on page 89
• “Deploy remaining machines for full system” on page 101
• “Test system level interactions” on page 101
• “Add Aurora Browse Clients” on page 102
• “Administering Aurora Browse user access” on page 105
• “Adding custom fields” on page 109
• “Testing Aurora Browse client operations” on page 110