Product specifications

Configuring Media Indexer Servers and Clients
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To run the configure.sh script:
1. Open a terminal window and navigate to the bin folder as follows:
cd /Applications/Avid/Media\ Indexer/bin
Note that the back slash ( \ ) is used to add a space to the path name.
2. Type the following command:
sudo ./configure.sh <Workgroup name> <name of Lookup Service system>
enter the workgroup name and the name of the system running the Lookup Service separated
by a space. For example:
sudo ./configure.sh UptimeWG burl-mi02
3. The Terminal window might prompt for your password. Type your administrator password
and press Return.
4. Restart the Media Indexer. See “Restarting the Media Indexer Service on a Mac OS X
System” on page 44.
To run the Interplay Admin tool as root and change the Workgroup Properties:
1. Open a terminal window and navigate to the folder that contains the Admin tool executable
as follows:
cd /Applications/Avid/Interplay\ Access/InterplayAdministrator.app/
Contents/MacOS
Note that the back slash ( \ ) is used to add or “escape” a space in the path name.
2. Type the following command:
sudo ./AvidInterplayAdministrator
The Interplay Administrator tool starts. If the command does not start the application, restart
your Mac system and try again.
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You must have an Administrator login to perform commands that begin with “sudo.”
3. Open the Workgroup Properties tool in the Avid Services view.
4. If necessary, change the workgroup name and add or change the system that runs the Lookup
Service and click Apply.
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Do not use the Service Configuration tool to set the connection to the HAG.
5. After you make the changes, restart the Media Indexer service to restart the Framework
services. See the following section on restarting the Media Indexer service.