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•IP Address.

•Current Data Rate (Mbps).

•Utilization (current data rate/network speed) shown as a status bar.

Individual Network Interface Card

Network Manager View is a good place to see an overview of all network activity. From the left side of the QVOD Server Console, if the Network Manager sub-tree branch is collapsed, double-click on Network Manager or click on the plus sign + that appears to the left of Network Manager, to expand the subtree. After the branch is expanded, you will see a tree node showing the IP address of the server NIC. Click on the IP address of your server and the right-hand side will display the individual network interface card view. This view has the NIC section and the Performance sections.

IP Address

IP address of the selected NIC.

 

 

MAC Address

MAC address of the selected NIC.

 

 

Slider bar

Allows you to set a limit on the usage of the selected NIC. To limit the

 

usage, move the slider bar to select the maximum throughput allowed

 

(Max. Allowed Mbps) for streaming through the NIC (as a percentage

 

(Pct. Allowed) of the total NIC speed (Network Speed Mbps), then

 

click on the Set Pct. Allowed button to activate the setting.

 

 

The NIC speed setting function allows an administrator to limit the amount of video data that is streamed over a network segment by a QVOD Server. If, for example, the IT group in a company only allows a portion of its network to be used for video streaming, an administrator can use this feature to define a limit that complies with this restriction. The Performance window in the individual NIC view, displays more detailed information of the NIC.

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Contents EtherneTV VOD-W Video on Demand Server Copyright Contents Ingesting Content TroubleshootingReinstalling the Software Monitoring the ServerAdding Storage to 1950/2950 Servers Contents Organization Getting HelpRelated Publications Font ConventionsPrinter-Friendly Server Description Server ModelsSystem Requirements Server CompatibilityExternal Storage Server Software Model Hardware Servers Interface Raw Capacity DrivesTechnical Support VOD-W Product CDServer Overview VOD-W Admin Guide VBrick Systems, Inc Installing the VOD-W Server Unpack the ServerConnect the Server VOD 50W Dell 1950 Rear ViewVOD 50W Dell 1950 Front View Configure the IP Address Configure the ETV Portal ServerVerify the Installation Configuring Secure Communications Basic AuthenticationChecking for an Installed Certificate SSL EncryptionSubmitting a Certificate Verification Request Post Configuration Steps VBrick Systems, Inc Using a Remote Desktop Connection OverviewUsing a Direct Connection Configuring the ServerLaunching the Configuration Utility Using Http Tunneling Changing the Web Service Communication Port Configuring a Macintosh for Tunneled StreamsAdvanced Options Adding External StorageUsing Secure URL Password Protection VOD-W ConfigurationManually Ingesting Content Database Backup Backup and RestoreMonitoring the Server Server Restore Database RestoreBest Practices Accessories System Tools menu Starting the Qvod Server Service Using the Qvod Server ConsoleSessions Monitoring the Server Contents Network Individual Network Interface Card Storage Individual DriveMedia Log OptionsEvents Click on System Info Monitoring the Server VBrick Systems, Inc Content Ingestion Ingestion ConsiderationsContent Backup and Recovery Ingesting Content VBrick Systems, Inc VOD-W Event Manager Generating Custom ReportsWindows Event Viewer VOD-W License Diagnostics VBrick Systems, Inc Reinstalling the VOD-W Software Installation PrerequisitesClick Next on Select Program Folder to accept the default Reinstalling the Software Finish Model Platform Total Storage Shutdown Restart Reinstalling the Dongle Driver Installing the Dongle DriverUninstalling the Software Viewing License StatusAdding Storage to 1850/2850 Servers Monitoring PerformanceAdding 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 1950/2950 Servers Adding Storage to VOD 50/125/300W 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

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