Prepare system for bandwidth expansion

If a redundant K2 Storage System, do the following:

Verify that MPIO is updated to the latest version on all shared storage K2 clients.
Put the system into an “original primary” state. This means that for all redundant devices (switches, servers, RAID controllers, etc.) the current device acting as primary is the one that was initially configured as primary when the system was originally installed.

Back up configuration files from the primary K2 Media Server. To do this, save a copy of the following files to a different location: D:\snfs\config\cvlabels D:\snfs\config\default.cfg

On some systems this file is named gvfs_hostname.cfg, where hostname is the name of the SNFS file system server.

If there is a problem with the expansion process, contact Grass Valley Support for instructions on using these files to recover.

If K2 storage contains Aurora media, do additional steps.

Verify recovery disk images. Update if necessary