Figure 3-3. Pairing Selection, Left Bar 6. From the drop-down menu, next to the Pairing role, choose Secondary. Click Apply . You will get a Confirm changes message that ARAMCentral will halt, disconnecting AMRs and clients. Click OK . 7. You will get a confirmation message that the changes successfully applied. Click OK . Figure 3-4. Changes Successfully Applied Window 8. Click Choose File to select the Primary SSL key from your PC to chose the proper file. Enter the name and path of the file to upload the key from the PC. 9. Click Upload . Your appliance is now configured as a Secondary appliance. NOTE:
Although the Fleet Interface settings are saved for the Secondary appli- ance, the interface is inaccessible. When the connection is complete, the Primary and Secondary appliances show a Current Status of active . 3.8 Configure Each AMR to Connect to the Fleet Manager Before you can use the EM2100 Fleet Manager appliance to manage AMRs, you must con- figure each AMR to connect to the appliance. To do so, you must connect to each AMR. When an AMR connects to the appliance, the Fleet Operations Workspace Core overwrites the AMR's configuration parameters with Fleet parameters. AMR Configuration Settings To connect an AMR to the EM2100 appliance: 1.
Launch MobilePlanner on your client PC and connect to the AMR's IP address. If this is a new AMR, its IP address will be the factory setting of 1.2.3.4. The connection will have to be hard-wired, because the AMR's wireless won't be configured yet. 20569-020 Rev. A Fleet Operations Workspace Core User's Guide 29