Adding Servers to Server Manager

RAD-Series 7.1 Getting Started Guide

3If this is the first time you’re accessing Server Manager, enter the user name and password again to authenticate to the Java Run-Time Environment.

You’ll see the Server Manager Administration page, with localhost listed in the Status frame.

Bookmark this page in your browser for ease of access later on.

Note: If you see a Java run-time error in the Status frame, the workstation may not have the Java Run- Time Environment installed, or the second Java logon box may be hiding behind other windows awaiting your entry. See “Java Run-Time Environment” on page 3 for more information.

If you’ve installed AAA Servers and Remote Control objects on remote machines, add them to the list of servers managed by Server Manager.

1Access the Server Manager.

2In the Navigation tree on the left, click Managed Servers.

3In the main area on the right, click the Connect to Server link.

4Enter a Name for the server to appear in Server Manager. This doesn’t have to be the actual server name, just an identifier.

5Enter the server’s IP address or fully-qualified domain name.

6Click Create.

The server now appears in the Server Status area at the lower left of the screen.

Starting the Server

1Access the Server Manager.

2In the Server Status area at the lower left of the screen, select the server by checking the box.

3In the main area to the right, click Start.

If you see a green icon next to the server name in the Status area, the server started.

If you see a red icon, the server failed to start. See the Troubleshooting section of the Interlink Networks’ Frequently Asked Questions page at www.interlinknetworks.com/support/ faq7-1.htm for possible solutions.

Interlink Networks, Inc.

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