System Testing Agent Access Files
Test RealTime - User Guide
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Check the target hostname and port in the atsagtd.sh shell script.
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Check the /etc/services and /etc/inetd.conf files on the target machine.
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If you are using NIS services on your network, check the NIS configuration.
System Testing Agent Access Files
The .atsagtd (UNIX) or atsagtd.ini (Windows) agent access file is an editable
configuration file that secures access to System Testing Agents and contains a list of
machines and users authorized to execute agents on that machine, with the following
syntax:
<Test RealTime hostname> <username>
A plus sign + can be used as a wildcard to provide access to all users or all
workstations.
The minus sign - suppresses access to a particular user.
You can add comments to the agent access file by starting a line with the # character:
Example
# This is a sample .atsagtd or atsagtd.ini file.
# The following line allows access from user jdoe on a machine
named workstation
workstation jdoe
# The following line allows access from all users of workstation
workstation +
# The following allows access from jdoe on any host
+ jdoe
# The following allows access to all users except anonymous from
the machine workstation
workstation +
workstation -anonymous
Configuring Virtual Testers
The Virtual Tester Configuration dialog box allows you to create and configure a set
of Virtual Testers that can be deployed for System Testing.
To open the Virtual Test Configuration dialog box:
1. In
the
Project Explorer, right-click a .pts test script.
2.
From the pop-up menu, select Virtual Tester Configuration.
Note The Virtual Tester Configuration box is also included as part of the
System Testing Wizard when you are setting up a new activity.
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