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Avaya™ ATM WAN Survivable Processor Manager Installation and Configuration 35
4. Check or clear the “Continue if save translation fails?” check box.
Before copying translations, ASP Manager issues the save translations command on
the main server. If you check this box, ASP Manager will copy the translations even if
the save translations command fails on the “main” server. If you leave this box
empty, ASP Manager will abort the copy if the save translations command fails.
5. In the Upload/Download area, and in the Administration area, specify the login IDs
and passwords of the Upload/Download and Administration logins that you created
(on page 21 and page 23) for the main server.
6. Check or clear the Use ASG check box.
ASG is an optional security feature in your MultiVantage software. To determine if
ASG is enabled on the main server, see page 20. If you set up the logins on your main
server to use ASG, check this box. Otherwise, leave it empty.
7. Click Test Connectivity.
Clicking this button tests the connection between the ASP Manager server and the
main server, for both the Upload/Download login and the Administration login. If you
encounter any error messages, see ‘‘Troubleshooting’’ on page 38. If there are no
errors with connectivity, ASP Manager will display the name, number, and link status
of each WSP in the network, in the “Administration” tab of the main ASP Manager
window. ASP Manager got this information from the main server (assuming that
someone has already entered this information in the main server as part of Step 5 on
page 19).
8. Click OK.
This saves the information that you entered in this dialog box.
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To finish configuring ASP Manager, you must supply login and password information about
each WSP, as follows:
1. Double-click a WSP from the list on the “Administration” tab.
ASP Manager displays the WSP Properties dialog box. The name of the WSP is
displayed.
2. Enter the IP address, port, login IDs, passwords, and ASG information for this WSP, in
the same way you did for the main server.
3. Specify the WSP Take Over Time.
This is the amount of time you want this WSP to wait in the event of a failure on the
“main” server, before the WSP comes up as the main processor.