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General| Storage Capacity | Scalable |
|---|---|
| Video Codecs | DNxHD, AVC-Intra, MPEG-2 |
| Audio Codecs | PCM |
| RAID Support | Yes |
| Maximum Clients | Multiple clients depending on configuration |
Provides a general description of the K2 Storage System's architecture and data flow.
Outlines the core functionalities and technical highlights of the K2 Storage System.
Describes the structure and chapter breakdown of the K2 Storage System manual.
Lists recommended documentation and resources for further information on K2 systems.
Details the components and architecture of the Level 2 storage system configuration.
Covers the initial setup steps for the Control Point PC, GigE switch, and Media Server.
Guides through the essential initial configuration steps for the Level 2 storage system.
Explains fundamental operations like power-off and power-on procedures for Level 2 storage.
Describes the redundant architecture of the Level 2R storage system with dual components.
Details the initial setup for Control Point PC, redundant GigE switches, and Media Servers.
Guides through the initial setup and configuration of the redundant Level 2R storage system.
Explains how the system handles faults and transitions between redundant components.
Outlines the architecture of the Level 3 storage system with multiple servers and RAID chassis.
Covers initial setup for Control Point PC, GigE switch, Media Servers, and RAID chassis.
Guides through the initial configuration steps for the Level 3 storage system.
Explains essential operations like power-off for Level 3 storage systems.
Details the four-server, redundant architecture of the Level 3R storage system.
Covers initial setup for Control Point PC, redundant GigE switches, Media Servers, and RAID chassis.
Guides through the initial setup and configuration of the Level 3R storage system.
Explains system behavior during fault conditions and transitions in redundant configurations.
Describes the Nearline system's purpose, architecture, and components, focusing on file storage.
Covers initial setup for Control Point PC, GigE switches, Media Servers, and RAID chassis for Nearline systems.
Guides through the initial configuration steps required for a Nearline storage system.
Outlines fundamental operations for the Nearline storage system, including power management.
Describes the function and applications of the control point PC in the K2 Storage System.
Provides details and specifications for the HP ProCurve switches used in the K2 Storage System.
Details the K2 Media Server's role and hardware components as the central part of the system.
Introduces the K2 System Configuration application as the primary tool for system setup and management.
Explains the Storage Utility for configuring, maintaining, and repairing media file systems and RAID devices.
Describes NetCentral as the monitoring application for K2 Storage Systems, reporting device status via SNMP.
Lists and describes the primary software components for the K2 Storage System and related products.
Provides guidance on installing K2 software, noting that most is pre-installed from the factory.
Covers procedures for creating and restoring disk image recovery for K2 Media Servers.
Explains how to use the K2 FTP interface for media file transfers, including folder structure and compatibility.
Details network requirements and considerations for FTP and streaming transfers within K2 systems.
Details security configurations and user accounts for K2 System Configuration and Storage Utility applications.
Recommends strategies for defending K2 systems against virus and SpyWare attacks.
Provides procedures for manually initiating a failover event, requiring qualified personnel.
Covers procedures for checking, cleaning, making, expanding, and backing up the media file system and database.
Outlines procedures for backing up and restoring SQL Server 2000 and 2005 media databases.
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