Configuration

With a Master Host and Language Pair installed, you must configure the job engines and the related translation engines.

Adding a Job Engine

1. Go to <MasterHost>:8000
2. Click Edit in the top-right corner.
3. Click Manage > Deployment.
4. Click Add in the Job Engines column.
5. Enter a Host.
6. Click Add.
7. Click Done Editing in the top-right corner.

Adding a Translation Engine

1. Go to <MasterHost>:8000
2. Login with the credentials created during installation.
3. Click Edit in the top-right corner.
4. Click Manage > Deployment.
5. Click Add in the Translation Engines column.
6. Enter a Host.
   • This is the Job Engine address.
7. Select the Mode as Auto-detect.
   • The language Pair can be selected but will not populate without a License.
   • If you are sure of the language pairs being assigned to a job engine, then provide the language pair details respectively.
8. Click Add.
9. Click Done Editing in the top-right corner.

Obtaining a License from RWS

1. Go to <Hostname>:8000
2. Login with the credentials created during installation.
3. Click on Entitlements.
4. Click Download Entitlements Profile.
   • Myhost.json will be downloaded.
5. Contact SDLMT Support Team to get a license file.
   • Go to https://gateway.sdl.com
   • Click Login for Support.
   • Enter the assigned SDL Administrator credentials.
   • Click on My Support.
   • Click Log a Case.
   • Within the form provided, provide basic details such as, email addresses, description of the languages required and upload the resultant myhosts.json file.
   • Click Submit Case.
     • Please note, the resultant license file will be sent to you in 1-3 days.

Adding a License

1. Go to <MasterHost>:8000
2. Login with the credentials created during installation.
3. Click on Entitlements.
4. Click Upload License File.
5. Locate the license file provided by RWS and click OK.
   • You may be prompt about unassigned language pairs. If you have not assigned a language pair to a job engine, then you will need to do so by navigating to the Hosts page.

Starting/Stopping Job or Translation Engines

1. Go to <MasterHost>:8000
2. Login with the credentials created during installation.
3. Click on Hosts.
4. Click the Stop/Start button to stop or start an engine.

Verifying Translation Service

1. Go to <MasterHost>:8000
2. Login with the credentials created during installation.
3. Click Translate.
4. Select an input language and enter some text.
5. Select an output Language.
   • The results should be displayed. If they are not, please ensure the SDL MTE Manager service is running.

Obtaining the RWS API Key

1. Go to <MasterHost>:8000
2. Login with the credentials created during installation.
3. Click on My Account in the top-right corner.
4. Copy the API key and save it in a text file for reference.
5. Copy the API Base URL.

Adding the Translation Server in FTK Plus

1. Do one of the following:
   • For new cases, in the Add/Import Evidence > Processing Options dialog click Customize.
   • For existing cases, in the Examiner, click Evidence > Additional Analysis.
2. Check Language Translation.
3. Click Language Translation Options.
4. Click Configure.

1. Enter the following:
   • Server URL
   • Port Number
   • API Key
2. Click OK.
3. Select the Types to Process.
   • Documents
   • Presentations
   • Spreadsheets
   • Email
   • Graphics

Adding the Translation Server in FTK Suite

1. Do one of the following:
   • For new cases, in the New Case Options dialog click Customize.
   • For existing cases, in the Examiner, click Evidence > Additional Analysis.
2. Check Language Translation.
3. Click Language Translation Options.
4. Click Configure.

1. Enter the following:
   • Server URL
   • Port Number
   • API Key
2. Click OK.
3. Select the Types to Process.
   • Documents
   • Presentations
   • Spreadsheets
   • Email 
   • Graphics
4. Select a Target Language.
5. Click OK.

Multi-server Deployment Example

The diagram below is an example of a hypothetical multi-server deployment with FTK Enterprise, it includes the following:

• 1 x FTK Enterprise Machine
• 1 x Worker Host
• 1 x Job Engine with 2 x Translation Engines.
• 1 x Job Engine with 1 x Translation Engines.

Host Penelope has been assigned more resources in this example as it will be handling an additional translation engine as well as it being expected to have higher usage.