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– Cisco Video Portal 4.0 and Video Portal Reports 4.0 on MCS 7835-H1. • Cisco Digital Media Manager 4.0 on MCS 7835-H1. Americas Headquarters: Cisco Systems, Inc., 170 West Tasman Drive, San Jose, CA 95134-1706 USA © 2006–2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Setting Up and Configuring Cisco Video Portal 4.0 Setting Up and Configuring Cisco Video Portal 4.0 If you purchased a Cisco Video Portal 4.0 appliance, use the checklist in this section to track your progress while you complete the required tasks to set up and configure the hardware and software. Before You Begin • Verify that at least one computer on your network is configured for access to other networked devices through TCP ports 80 and 8080. • Enable popup windows in your browser if they are disabled. • Learn if your network uses dynamic (DHCP) or static IP addresses, and—if your network uses static IP addresses: – Learn what IP address to assign to the Video Portal appliance. – Learn what subnet mask (netmask) to use. – Learn what IP addresses are assigned to the default network gateway, the primary DNS server, and the secondary DNS server. Task 1. Set up the Video Portal appliance hardware. a. Unpack the equipment from its container and verify that all components are present. b. Plug in the redundant power cables at the back of the appliance. c. Plug in the network cable to Port 1 at the back of the appliance. d. Connect the server appliance to a monitor using the VGA output in the back of the appliance. e. Connect the server appliance to a standard PS2 keyboard using the purple PS2 port located in the back of the appliance. f. Power on the appliance. 2. After you can see and read the “Start of First Boot” message, press Enter. 3. Specify the fully qualified hostname for the Video Portal appliance. You can enter either the DNS-routable hostname or the IP address, then select OK. For example: server.example.com 2 Quick Start Guide for Cisco Digital Media System 4.0 OL-12463-01 Setting Up and Configuring Cisco Video Portal 4.0 Task Caution We recommend that you do not use DHCP to obtain an IP address for your Video Portal appliance, due to the sometimes unpredictable expiration of IP addresses in DHCP systems and the administrative overhead of reconfiguring other devices to reestablish disrupted connections (for depoloyments or any other purpose). We further recommend that you do not change the static IP address that you assign to the appliance. 4. Enter IP address and routing information. • If your appliance will obtain its IP address from a DHCP server, select Yes. • If your appliance will use a static IP address, select No, so that you can enter the static network settings. If your appliance will use a static IP address, you must: a. Enter the IP address that your appliance should use. b. Enter the subnet mask. c. Enter the default gateway IP address or DNS-routable hostname. d. Enter the primary DNS server IP address or DNS-routable hostname. e. Enter the secondary DNS server IP address or DNS-routable hostname. f. Select OK. 5. Confirm if you entered the correct network settings. If the settings are correct, select Yes. Alternatively, if they are wrong, select No to go back and correct them. 6. Configure settings for the appliance network interface card (NIC). Do one of the following: • If the NIC for your appliance should autonegotiate the fastest possible transmission mode when it is connected to another device, select Yes. • If the NIC should not autonegotiate, select No, select the NIC speed, select OK, select the duplex method, select OK, then select Yes. 7. Select the time zone settings. a. Use the Up/Down arrow keys to navigate through the Time Zone list. b. Stop when the correct time zone is displayed, then select OK. c. If the settings are correct, select Yes. Alternatively, if they are wrong, select No to go back and correct them. 8. Select the current month, year, and day. a. Use the Tab key and the Up/Down arrow keys to navigate and change the selected values. b. When you are done, select OK. c. If the settings are correct, select Yes. Alternatively, if they are wrong, select No to go back and correct them. 9. Select the current hour, minute, and second. Use the format for military time (24 hours that increment from 0100 to 2400). a. Use the Tab key and the Up/Down arrow keys to navigate and change the selected values. b. When you are done, select OK. c. If the settings are correct, select Yes. Alternatively, if they are wrong, select No to go back and correct them. OL-12463-01 Quick Start Guide for Cisco Digital Media System 4.0 3 Setting Up and Configuring Cisco Digital Media Manager 4.0 Task Caution Write down the selections that you make when you complete this task. You must make exactly the same selections later, when you configure the “supported media formats” for your DMM appliance in Task 17. If your selections differ in these two related tasks, your Video Portal might not work correctly. 10. Select the supported f...