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These ordered steps correspond to sections below or a related setup page. You can click each link to go directly to the corresponding processes.
- Install Java.
- For each browser below, configure Java and enable pop-up windows for TestNav:
- Firefox
- Safari
- Close apps and stop processes.
- Set up ProctorCache on proctor caching computer(s).
- Run SystemCheck to verify system readiness and capacity.
- Set up response file backups, and set up a secondary save location.
- Run an infrastructure trial using a practice test.
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Safari
If a notification appears asking you whether to trust your secure test website to use Java, click Trust.
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NEED CONSULT ON DESELECTING POP-UP BLOCKER below. Notes for reviewers - I have used Safari for a secure test without disabling pop-up blocker, and it works. The only error I've gotten is when I use it without running TestNav in unsafe mode. With running in unsafe mode, the test launches fine.
I know pop-ups are not related to unsafe mode, BUT because you cannot selectively block pop-ups in Safari, I am concerned about having admins unblock completely when it works for me. I've researched and asked around, but cannot get a clear answer from anyone. Any experts, please chime in. The instructions for enabling pop-ups are below for now.
To enable pop-up windows for TestNav:
- Click Safari > Preferences...
Click Security, and deselect the Block pop-up windows check box.
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- Scroll through the plug-ins on the left side of the window, and click Java. Your secure test website should appear in the Configured Websites field.
Click the drop-down on the right of your website, and select Run in Unsafe Mode. Then, click Done.
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When you launch start TestNav, you may also see one of the following Java notifications depending on which Safari version you use.
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- Click the Apple icon > System Preferences > Java.
Click Advanced.
Select Enable - hide warning and run with protections:
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Set Up Response File Backups
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Default Primary Save Location
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| Mac OS X | Users/username/Pearson/Users/username/Pearson/ ... first name-last name-identifier/srf | / Users/<username>/Pearson/first name-last name-identifier/logs For example: /Users/UserA/Pearson/User-A-1234/logs |
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