Category: Network
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Enabling and Using Hyper-V for Standalone and Replication Clusters
Running Hyper-V on a Windows machine to allow virtualisation is quick to set up and allows you to run multiple servers on one piece of hardware, take checkpoints to restore to and assign system resources as necessary. Due to the nature of the system, it’s advised to run this on Windows Server, though it is…
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Golf Scoreboard NUC Image Deployment Guide
The Golf scoreboard NUC’s have a dedicated image for the Slim 11i7 generation machines. The NUC has a couple of software packages installed to facilitate the smooth installation onsite. The prep process only requires the TeamViewer steps to be completed.
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Cisco 4500 Boots to Rommon Mode
Sometimes when powering up a Cisco 4500 it will boot into Rommon mode by default rather than launching the Cisco IOS operating system as it should. You can get the switch to boot from within Rommon mode simply by entering the command ‘boot’ however ideally we need to ensure that this isn’t necessary every time…
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ZeeVee STBi3 Basic Troubleshooting
Below are some basic fault-finding tips and info to sort a few of the problems encoutered with the STBi3 boxes.
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SMPTE 2110 – Helpful Resources
Please find below links for some useful SMPTE 2110 resources. I’ll add to this as I find more. PTP Explained in a non offensive way
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Generate UCP Config File
In order to utilise the Grass Valley UCP cards within our TFC Flow nodes at the moment some manual configuration is still required. Going forwards this process is going to be automated by a deployment tool built into TFC, but this is the workaround for now.
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How to Interface Imagine SNP with Kairos
It’s possible to connect the Imagine Communication SNP directly with a Panasonic Kairos without the need for external switches or clocks.
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Resetting a TP-Link EAP225 Outdoor Access Point
With the unit powered up, press and hold the reset button next to the network port until the LED on the side of the unit flashes green/orange. If the unit is plugged into a closed network which does not have a DHCP server running, it will fail back to 192.168.0.254 with the credentials of admin…