Starting Translation Engines
Start your T-servers so that SDL ETS can access their resources during the translation process. When you start a T-server, a Q-server will use it as a translation server for the Language Pair which that T-server serves.
Before you begin
You need to have an ETS administrator user account to access to the following operations.
About this task
T-server(s) on a ETS host need to be stopped when that host is removed from a ETS instance and when the language pair the T-server is serving needs to be uninstalled from that host. T-servers need to be manually started after they have been added to a ETS host. If a T-server is in the invalid state, restart it by stopping then starting it again.
Procedure
- Launch the Web GUI.
- Log in using an ETS administrator account.
- Navigate to .
- Under the T-Servers column, identify the T-server you want to start and select the Start button.
Results
: indicates the server has successfully started.
: indicates the server has successfully stopped.
: indicates that server needs to be stopped and started, or removed and re-added.