VBrick Systems VBrick v4.2.3 manual Verify the Installation

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3.Enter the IP or Domain, Server Description (optional), FTP User Name (default = vbrickuser) and FTP Password (default = vbrickuser).

4.Accept the default Publishing Point parameters and click Add when done.

This completes the Portal Server Configuration. However in order to verify the installation as explained below, you must sync the VOD-W server with the ETV Portal server as follows:

TTo manually sync the VOD-W server with the ETV Portal Server

1.Launch the ETV Portal Server admin tool and go to Global Settings > Global

Assignments > Assign VOD Polling Interval.

2.Click Sync Now. Do not change anything else and exit when done.

Step 5. Verify the Installation

Use the following sequence of steps to verify the VOD-W server is installed properly and can communicate with the ETV Portal Server. If you can use the ETV Portal Server to launch a video stored on the VOD-W Server, you have tested connectivity and verified the installation. For more information about ETV Portal Server, see the ETV Portal Server Admin Guide.

TTo verify the installation

1.Ping the IP address of the VOD-W server from any PC in the same network.

2.Launch an ETV Portal Server client. (Open a browser and enter the ETV Portal Server hostname or IP address (e.g. http://portalserveripaddr) in the address bar.

3.Go to Browse Video Library and launch any video in the Demo folder. The video should display in the preview window.

4.On the VOD-W server, go to Start > Program > QuickVideo OnDemand Server > Monitor

QVOD Server to launch the QVOD Server Console.

5.In the navigation pane on the console, click on Sessions to view playback data for the video you just launched. Important: You must view the Session Manager while playback is in progress. If the video ends, no data will be shown.

6.Verify that the Host Name IP address matches the computer from which you launched the video. If the IP address matches and a DataRate is shown, you have verified connectivity between the VOD-W server and the ETV Portal server.

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Contents EtherneTV VOD-W Video on Demand Server Copyright Contents Monitoring the Server Ingesting ContentTroubleshooting Reinstalling the SoftwareAdding Storage to 1950/2950 Servers Contents Getting Help OrganizationRelated Publications Font ConventionsPrinter-Friendly Server Models Server DescriptionSystem Requirements Server CompatibilityExternal Storage Model Hardware Servers Interface Raw Capacity Drives Server SoftwareVOD-W Product CD Technical SupportServer Overview VOD-W Admin Guide VBrick Systems, Inc Unpack the Server Installing the VOD-W ServerVOD 50W Dell 1950 Rear View Connect the ServerVOD 50W Dell 1950 Front View Configure the ETV Portal Server Configure the IP AddressVerify the Installation Basic Authentication Configuring Secure CommunicationsSSL Encryption Checking for an Installed CertificateSubmitting a Certificate Verification Request Post Configuration Steps VBrick Systems, Inc Overview Using a Remote Desktop ConnectionUsing a Direct Connection Configuring the ServerLaunching the Configuration Utility Using Http Tunneling Configuring a Macintosh for Tunneled Streams Changing the Web Service Communication PortAdding External Storage Advanced OptionsVOD-W Configuration Using Secure URL Password ProtectionManually Ingesting Content Database Backup Backup and RestoreMonitoring the Server Server Restore Database RestoreBest Practices Accessories System Tools menu Using the Qvod Server Console Starting the Qvod Server ServiceSessions Monitoring the Server Contents Network Individual Network Interface Card Individual Drive StorageLog Options MediaEvents Click on System Info Monitoring the Server VBrick Systems, Inc Ingestion Considerations Content IngestionContent Backup and Recovery Ingesting Content VBrick Systems, Inc Generating Custom Reports VOD-W Event ManagerWindows Event Viewer VOD-W License Diagnostics VBrick Systems, Inc Installation Prerequisites Reinstalling the VOD-W SoftwareClick Next on Select Program Folder to accept the default Reinstalling the Software Finish Model Platform Total Storage Shutdown Restart Installing the Dongle Driver Reinstalling the Dongle DriverViewing License Status Uninstalling the SoftwareMonitoring Performance Adding Storage to 1850/2850 ServersAdding Storage to 1850 Servers VOD 50W Page, click Next VBrick Systems, Inc Format Volume page, click Next Adding Storage to 2850 Servers VOD 125/300W Perc RAID Bios screens Select Volume Type page, select Simple and click Next Adding Storage to 1850/2850 Servers VBrick Systems, Inc Adding Storage to 1850/2850 Servers VOD-W Admin Guide VBrick Systems, Inc Adding Storage to VOD 50/125/300W Servers Adding Storage to 1950/2950 ServersVBrick Systems, Inc Adding Storage to 1950/2950 Servers VBrick Systems, Inc Adding Storage to 1950/2950 Servers VBrick Systems, Inc Go to Start Administrator Tools Computer Management VBrick Systems, Inc Next VBrick Systems, Inc Adding Storage to 1950/2950 Servers VBrick Systems, Inc Adding Storage to 1950/2950 Servers Go to Control Panel InfoValue QuickVideo Click on Add Storage Path Disk Number and Capacity

VBrick v4.2.3 specifications

VBrick Systems has made significant advancements in video streaming solutions with the release of VBrick v4.2.3. This version enhances the capabilities of the existing platform and introduces a range of features designed to cater to both corporate and educational environments. VBrick v4.2.3 focuses on improving video delivery, scalability, and user experience, ensuring that organizations can effectively engage audiences through high-quality streaming.

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