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About Omneon MediaGrid - Harmonic Inc

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Jumbo Frames Support<br />

Jumbo frames are a feature that allows for larger transmission sizes of Ethernet frames over a<br />

network. <strong>Omneon</strong> <strong>MediaGrid</strong> supports jumbo frames; however, every device on your network<br />

between <strong>Omneon</strong> <strong>MediaGrid</strong> and the client (including the client itself) must also support jumbo<br />

frames, with a common packet size, to take advantage of this feature. Network performance is severely<br />

impaired otherwise.<br />

Jumbo frames may improve transfer performance between <strong>Omneon</strong> <strong>MediaGrid</strong> and other devices on<br />

the network in some cases. However, an improvement will not always be obtained, depending on the<br />

devices’ ability to process data relative to the maximum network transfer speed available.<br />

The Network Switches are enabled by default. Refer to Configuring a ContentServer to enable<br />

jumbo frames on the remaining <strong>Omneon</strong> <strong>MediaGrid</strong> devices.<br />

<strong>Omneon</strong> strongly recommends that the <strong>Omneon</strong> <strong>MediaGrid</strong> be initially set up and tested with all<br />

other parts of the system infrastructure with jumbo frames disabled, to ensure correct functionality,<br />

before enabling jumbo frames.<br />

<strong>Omneon</strong> <strong>MediaGrid</strong> File System Driver Software<br />

<strong>Omneon</strong> <strong>MediaGrid</strong> file system driver software, installed on customer supplied desktops,<br />

communicates with the system to store and retrieve files. See the <strong>Omneon</strong> <strong>MediaGrid</strong> Release Notes for<br />

your particular client platform for the latest supported client operating systems.<br />

<strong>About</strong> Naming Files and System Elements<br />

The following table provides important notes about the naming of files, devices, hosts and file systems<br />

on an <strong>Omneon</strong> network.<br />

Element Notes<br />

Filename<br />

Clip Name<br />

Device Name<br />

Host Name<br />

Naming conventions follow Windows32 rules. In general, names can be<br />

quite long. Standard alphanumerics are allowed: a-z, A-Z, 0-9.<br />

Most characters, including spaces, are valid except:<br />

/ \ : * ? < > | and the double quote character (“).<br />

Maximum name length is fifteen characters.<br />

Standard alphanumerics are allowed: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 also _ (underscore) and<br />

-(dash).<br />

9 special characters are allowed for Device or Host names:<br />

! ^ ( ) { } - _ ~<br />

No spaces are allowed.<br />

File system Name Maximum name length is eight characters.<br />

Standard alphanumerics are allowed: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 also _ (underscore) and<br />

-(dash).<br />

9 special characters are allowed:<br />

! ^ ( ) { } - _~<br />

No spaces are allowed.<br />

6 Installation and Configuration Guide

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