When your browser connects to the Attunity MFT Server site for the first time, the Attunity MFT Web Client Setup wizard opens. The Attunity MFT Web Client Setup wizard verifies that your browser's current settings meet Attunity MFT Web Client's minimum requirements. Completing the Attunity MFT Web Client Setup wizard is a requirement for using Attunity MFT Web Client. If you close your browser before completing the wizard, the wizard will open the next time you connect to the Attunity MFT Server site.
Note: The tasks performed by the setup wizard will vary based on your user account capabilities (which are set by your Attunity MFT administrator).
"Lite" - The wizard will check your browser's cookie settings, after which you will be prompted to log in.
"Enhanced" - The wizard will check your browser's cookie settings, after which you will be prompted to log in. After you log in, the wizard will download required active components.
For a detailed description of the above terms, see Terminology.
If you are prompted to download Attunity MFT's ActiveX or Java components during setup, agree to download them.
The Java prompt will be displayed if you are using Firefox or if Internet Explorer's ActiveX verification failed and you opted to use Java instead. During the Attunity MFT Web Client Initial Setup Wizard's Java plug-in test a Java plug-in prompt is displayed (the dialog may differ according to which Java plug-in version is installed on your computer).
ยจ Select the Always trust content from this publisher check box and then click Run.
Note: If you do not select the Always trust content from this publisher check box, the Java security warning will open each time you want to transfer or download a file using Attunity MFT's Java Applet.
For more information on Attunity MFT Web Client's Java Requirements, see Enabling Java.
During the Attunity MFT Web Client Setup Wizard's ActiveX test, you must agree to install the requisite ActiveX components if prompted to do so.
For more information on Attunity MFT Web Client's ActiveX requirements, see ActiveX Requirements.