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General| Category | Storage |
|---|---|
| Data Protection | RAID, replication |
| Access Protocols | NFS, SMB, FTP |
| Integration | Third-party applications and cloud services |
| Form Factor | Rackmount |
| File System | Proprietary |
| Interface | Ethernet |
Provides details on system components, requirements, network diagrams, and RAID configurations.
Step-by-step instructions for installing Harmonic MediaGrid systems with ContentServer 4000 series.
Instructions for configuring network switches, ContentDirectors, ContentServers, and ContentBridges.
Details the primary hardware components that comprise a Harmonic MediaGrid system.
Provides site-specific information for integrating the system into existing networks and Windows domains.
Explains the difference between capacity and performance optimized RAID configurations.
Outlines prerequisites for installation including environmental, power, and site considerations.
Detailed instructions and precautions for physically installing system components into a rack.
Details the procedures for connecting system components, including network cables and power.
Lists prerequisites for installation, covering environmental, power, and site requirements.
Provides an overview of installing components and detailed rack mounting instructions for the 3000 series.
Details the procedures for connecting system components, including network cables and power.
Explains how to configure network switches using the Harmonic MediaGrid Configuration Assistant.
Provides detailed steps for integrating the system with Active Directory for authentication.
Outlines procedures to verify essential services are running on ContentServers and ContentDirectors.
Instructions on obtaining the FSD software from Harmonic's download site.
Step-by-step guide for installing the FSD on Windows client platforms.
Detailed instructions for installing the FSD on Linux client platforms.
Guides on mapping network drives and setting FSD properties for Windows clients.
Covers mount options, system level mounts, and automatic connections for Mac clients.
Provides instructions for mounting the file system on Linux clients, including additional mount options.
Explains how clients access the system via CIFS, FTP, or NFS using a ContentBridge.
Details the process of expanding drive capacity, including shelf evacuation and planning.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely powering down system devices.
Covers procedures for upgrading firmware on ContentDirectors, ContentServers, and ContentBridges.
Describes front and rear panel components and status indicators for ContentDirector models.
Details front/rear panels, LEDs, and disk drive status for ContentServer 3000.
Covers front/rear panels, LEDs, and disk drive status for ContentStore 3160.
Describes front panel components, drive numbering, LEDs, and rear panel components.
Provides front and rear views, and power/cooling specifications for the 5406 Network Switch.
Explains the purpose and location of log files for problem diagnosis.
Details how to verify DHCP server status and check for synchronization issues.
Focuses on finding startup errors and verifying time synchronization in log files.
Explains the importance of NTP for time synchronization and provides commands for querying time.
Describes front and rear panel components and status LEDs for legacy ContentDirector models.
Covers front panel components, status LEDs, and rear panel components for ContentBridge 1000/1000B.
Details front panel components, status LEDs, and drive indicators for ContentBridge 2010B/C/D/E.
Explains terms like storage capacity, file count, and directory count.
Details limits tied to memory, disk, and internal data structures for ContentDirectors.
Offers guidance on capacity planning using specifications and resource limits.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operators and service personnel.
Explains safety symbols and translated warnings for installation and handling.
Outlines compliance with regulations like FCC, ICES, CE, RoHS, and WEEE.
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