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Chapter 2 About Building a Final Cut Server System

SAN-connected devices are not the only ones that can be congured as edit-in-place

devices. However, they are the most common types of devices that can support the

high performance required.

Apple has available a set of products that can be easily congured to provide these

features. These products include Xserve, Xserve RAID, and Xsan. For more information,

see http://www.apple.com/xserve and http://www.apple.com/xsan.

Conguring Final Cut Server

An administrator must congure a variety of settings in Final Cut Server before the

system can be used. Additionally, other settings need to be changed as additional users,

resources, and productions are added to your workow. There are numerous settings to

congure, including System Preferences, devices, metadata, and automations.

For more information about any of these topics, see the Note: Final Cut Server

Administrator Guide.

Managing users and groups:  Final Cut Server can use either local users and groups

or groups based on Mac OS X Open Directory or Windows Server Active Directory

to validate users. You use either the Accounts pane in System Preferences or the

Mac OS X Server Workgroup Manager to add users and groups to the computer. You

then import the groups into Final Cut Server, applying a suitable permission set to

each group to dene its level of access to the Final Cut Server catalog.

Managing devices:

 Final Cut Server uses devices to store all the assets and

productions in its catalog. Devices can be as simple as folders on the computer’s

internal hard disk or they can be from a wide variety of networked computers.

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