Getting Started With ATRT Test Manager
3-Step Process to Begin Using the ATRT Test Manager:
1. Install the ATRT Test Manager |
Unlike many other testing applications, the ATRT Test Manager does not have to be installed on the System Under Test. In many cases it is installed on a separate machine to mitigate configuration changes. For installation instructions, please visit the link below: |
2. Configure your System Under Test for automation |
Prior to building a test, it is important to ensure that the System Under Test is configured for automation. This consists of two main areas:
A VNC server can be used on Windows, Linux, and Solaris machines and allows the ATRT Test Manager to conduct tests on that device. Many VNC servers are available on the commercial market, and some are of free of charge. (Note: Please ensure that your VNC server supports RFB protocol version 3.8 before proceeding.) Download Recommended Windows VNC Server
Before capturing any actions it is imperative that the System Under Test is ready for automation. IDT has assembled a guide for configuring Windows-based devices to ensure that the system theme (and several other settings) are correct. Non-windows users are encouraged to look through the guide for ideas on what might impact their own systems. |
3. Review automation guides |
IDT has assembled guides to assist new users with the ATRT Test Manager’s basic functionality. These include information on the application itself, as well as a step-by-step tutorial on how to build a simple test procedure. Please use the links below to access the materials: |
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