arrow trader network manager
the arrow trader network manager
The ATNM is a free program, which acts as the heart of your entire network,allowing you to control all of your AT powered websites through a single program.
Right now the ATNM only supports ATX v2, but support for ATX v1 and ATL 3 will be added
step 1/6 - downloading the atnm
Select the ATNM installation that is correct for your server.You can install ATNM on any domain, even one that isn't running ATX.
| Operating System | Installation Package | Update Package | ATNM version |
| FreeBSD 4.x | atnm.tar.gz | atnm.zip | ATNM v1.1 |
| FreeBSD 5.x | atnm.tar.gz | atnm.zip | ATNM v1.1 |
| FreeBSD 6.x | atnm.tar.gz | atnm.zip | ATNM v1.1 |
| FreeBSD 7.x | atnm.tar.gz | atnm.zip | ATNM v1.1 |
| Linux package II redhat 8, redhat 9, Fedora Core 1, Fedora Core 2, CentOS 3, Debian 3 |
atnm.tar.gz | atnm.zip | ATNM v1.1 |
| Linux package III Fedora Core 3 - 6, Debian 4 |
atnm.tar.gz | atnm.zip | ATNM v1.1 |
| Linux package IV CentOS 4, RedHat Enterprise Linux ES Release 4 |
atnm.tar.gz | atnm.zip | ATNM v1.1 |
| Contact us if your Operating System isn't listed, so that we may add it | |||
step 2/6 - downloading atnm system files
download the following package: http://aslicense.com/atnm/dl/atnm.zipstep 3/6 - upgrade atx
Upgrade your ATX v2 installation to ATX v2.10 or higher (go to menu - atx - update, and click the update linkstep 4/6 - installing the atnm
You only need a single installation of the ATNM to manage your entire network.You can install ATNM on any domain, even one that isn't running ATX.
1) create a directory domain.com/cgi-bin/atnm/
2) unpack the file atnm.tar.gz (use winrar or 7zip) and upload the contents in binary mode to cgi-bin/atnm/
3) set the following permissions:
in short, all cgi files to 755, all log & data files to 777
| directory cgi-bin/atnm/ | 755 |
| directory cgi-bin/atnm/x/ | 755 |
| directory cgi-bin/atnm/l/ | 777 |
| directory cgi-bin/atnm/l/sys | 777 |
| directory cgi-bin/atnm/d/ | 777 |
| directory cgi-bin/atnm/d/css/ | 777 |
| directory cgi-bin/atnm/d/ht/ | 777 |
| directory cgi-bin/atnm/d/scs/ | 777 |
| files in cgi-bin/atnm/x/ | 755 |
| files in cgi-bin/atnm/d/ | 777 |
| files in cgi-bin/atnm/d/css | 777 |
| files in cgi-bin/atnm/d/ht | 777 |
| files in cgi-bin/atnm/d/scs | 777 |
| files in cgi-bin/atnm/l/scs | 777 |
step 5/6 - upload atnm system files
unpack the file atnm.zip which you downloaded in step two,and upload the contents to domain.com/atnm/
Make sure that you upload the image files to domain.com/atnm/, not domain.com/cgi-bin/atnm/
It's an often made mistake
step 6/6 - configure the atnm + atx
Login to your ATX v2 installation, go to menu - atx - network, and fill out the following fields- network IPs: add the outgoing IP of the server on which you installed the ATNM
- url to AT Network Manager: the full url to the network manager; http://www.domain.com/cgi-bin/atnm/x/admin.cgi
- key 1: write down a unique key here, at least 6 characters long
- key 2: write down a unique key here, at least 6 characters long.
Make sure key 2 is different from key 1
After filling out this form, you will see the network manager icon appear in your admin on the top left:
Click this icon to load the ATNM
The default login for the ATNM is user/pass.
- After logging in, click on settings, and change the login information
- click on 'sites', and fill out all your ATX v2 installations.
domain = domain.com
url to cgi-bin/a2/ dir = http://www.domain.com/cgi-bin/a2/
key1 + key2 should match the keys you've filled out in your ATX installations
Once you've added the sites, you can browse to Stats and Data to manage your installations via the ATNM.
