VBrick Systems VB4000, VB6000, VB5000 manual Configuration Network Routing, Domain Name Server

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Domain Name Server

MPEG-2 Configuration

Maximum Transmission Unit Size

Range 1024–1500 (default = 1500). The MTU is used for all network traffic from the VBrick and defines the largest network packet size that will be transmitted. A higher MTU brings higher bandwidth efficiency and VBrick recommends using the default. However you may wish to reduce MTU size to meet the requirements of some networks with VPN or other security tunnels that cannot tolerate 1500-byte packets.

Domain Name Server

Primary Server IP

This is the primary server used for DNS.

Address

 

 

 

Secondary Server

This is the secondary server used for DNS.

IP Address

 

 

 

Default Domain

This is the domain name used for DNS. Note that you can use the

Extension

default (blank) values for these items.

 

 

Network Time Synchronization

These fields are used to synchronize network time using the host name or IP address of a known server to provide a synchronized time for all appliances in the network. To enable Network Time Synchronization after these parameters are set, go to Configuration: System > General on page 44 and check the box.

Note To Network Administrators. DHCP Option 4 is used by the DHCP server to return SNTP server addresses. This option must be enabled in the DHCP server for these addresses to be returned to the VBrick. If the DHCP server configuration is unknown, it is recommended that the address(es) be manually entered since the DHCP server-supplied address will always override a manually-entered address.

Primary Server IP Address

Primary host name (VBrick Host Name or DNS Host Name)

or Host Name

or IP address of valid SNTP server providing time

 

synchronization. A blank field indicates the server address

 

will be acquired via the DHCP server only if the Network

 

DHCP field above is checked.

 

 

Secondary Server IP

Secondary host name (VBrick Host Name or DNS Host

Address or Host Name

Name) or IP address of valid SNTP server providing time

 

synchronization. A blank field indicates the server address

 

will be acquired via the DHCP server only if the Network

 

DHCP field above is checked.

 

 

Configuration: Network > Routing

The MPEG-2 Appliance requires no routing configuration for the vast majority of network uses. Use these settings only in those rare cases when your network requires advanced routing features in the appliance.

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Contents VB4000-5000-6000 Series Network Video Appliances VBrick v4.1 MPEG-2 Appliance Admin GuideFCC Notice CopyrightAbout VBrick Systems 1. Introduction ContentsMPEG-2 Admin Guide 2. MPEG-2 Configuration4. Status 3. SDI Configuration8. VBStar 5. Diagnostics6. Maintenance 7. Maintenance ModeIndex Organization MPEG-2 Admin GuideGetting Help Printer-Friendly Font ConventionsItalics are used to emphasize specific words or phrases VBSSM IntroductionChapter OverviewModel Mixed Model AppliancesArchiver and Recorder Functionality ConfigurationIntroduction Figure 1. Archiver/Recorder Functionality2007 VBrick Systems, Inc MPEG-2 Overview MPEG-2 ConfigurationOption Optimizing MPEG-2 PerformanceApplicable Model Decoder MPEG-2 Configuration RecommendationsAbsolute Maximum Transport Rates Dest1, Dest2Recorder Configuration Network Ethernet Configuration Networkcan be letters, numbers or hyphens Gateway IP AddressDomain Name Server Configuration Network RoutingNetwork Time Synchronization Routing Method Configuration Network Management Configuration Network IPv6 Configuration BillboardBillboard FTP Using the BillboardRemote URL Billboard URLsBillboard File Types Local URLTransparent Background Creating a BillboardVideo Input Font SizesConfiguration Decoder Video Configuration Decoderapplying this parameter will cause the VBrick to reset Configuration Decoder Audio Configuration Decoder Network Receive Address Configuration Decoder Picture-In-Picture Picture in Picture Configuration Encoder Transport Configuration EncoderConfiguration Encoder Video Video Format \d or \D - Current Date \h or \H - Host Name\t or \T - Current Time Reference Distance Configuration Encoder Audio Audio Input Configuration Encoder Destination 1/Destination2 Destination Address Configuration Encoder Announce SAP support replacement characters. The replacement text is only shown in Announce Common Informationfollowing string IPMask=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx where SAP for Destination 1 and/orConfiguration Encoder Text Insertion Configuration Conferencing Configuration PumpConfiguration Recorder Configuration FTP File TransferConferencing Configuration Passthrough COM1 Configuration PassthroughPassthrough State Responder Passthrough State Initiator Destination Configuration Passthrough COM2 Configuration SystemDedicated Address Mode this window Configuration System GeneralSystem parameters before you can enable Network Time Synchronization onFront Panel LCD Display Configuration System SNMP TrapsProgram Files\VBrick\VB6000\Download\ReleaseVxxxxxx Event Description NumberEvent Description Improving Security Configuration System SecurityConfiguration System Logging Configuration Video On Demand Configuration Script Management Event Triggering Configuration Script ManagementRun Scripts Using IWS Figure 2. Script Management - Part Run Scripts Using Event Triggers Run Scripts Using the IR Remote ControlSample Script Scripting Notes Configuration Script Management Auto ConfigurationXML Header Introduction SDI ConfigurationVertical Offset Correction SDI Audio Input 2007 VBrick Systems, Inc Status System Information StatusSystem Model Status Network Status Codec Status Network Statusor 100Mbit GeneralInterface Status Network Status RoutingStatus Network Status Network Time Status Network Status IPv6 Status Decoder StatusMPEG-2 Decoder Status Decoder State Status Encoder Status MPEG-2 Encoder Status Status Hard Drive StatusStatus Hard Drive Status General Network Status Hard Drive Status PumpStatus Hard Drive Status Recorder Status FTP Server Status Status System Log Status System Log ConfigStatus System Log Traps Status System Log System EventStatus System Log System Info Status User InformationStatus User Information Main Board Status User Information Slot1/Slot2 User Information Version 2007 VBrick Systems, Inc Diagnostics Network Tests Ping Test DiagnosticsDiagnostics Network Tests User DiagnosticsDiagnostics Network Tests Trace Route Test Trace Route Test Results Diagnostics Network Tests Data Test Diagnostics Device Test Diagnostics Decoder Color Bars Diagnostics Hard Drive 2007 VBrick Systems, Inc Maintenance Device Information MaintenanceMaintenance Read/Write Configuration Maintenance Default All ConfigurationMaintenance Read/Write Read From Device Read Configuration Data from Device Maintenance Read/Write Write To Device Maintenance Usernames & Passwords Change Usernames & Passwords Maintenance Change Usernames & PasswordsWrite Configuration Data to Device User Name User Level Maintenance Usernames & Passwords Change SNMPv3 PasswordsDefault User Name Default PasswordUser Name Maintenance Mode Maintenance Mode Indicators Maintenance Mode FeaturesMaintenance Mode Limitations ex or exit Maintenance Mode CLI OperationCommand EntryDescription VBStar Recording vs. Archiving VBStar Pumpstore files on the C drive. The C drive has limited space and is Configuration Pump Generalreserved for VBrick firmware Configuration Pump Destination See MPEG-2 Configuration Encoder Announce SAP on page Configuration Pump Announce SAPConfiguration Pump Operation Recording Batch Files Using Mixed ModelsVBStar Record Filename Syntax RulesBatch Wrap Point and Record Duration Configuration Recorder General FTP Server Enable Configuration Recorder Network Configuration Recorder Operation Recorder State VBStar FTP File Transfer Configuration FTP File Transfer ServersFTP Server Configuration FTP File Transfer TransfersFTP Status FTP Queue Operation VBStar Status2007 VBrick Systems, Inc Index Page Page Wallingford, Connecticut 06492, USA VBrick Systems, Inc 12 Beaumont Road
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