This table identifies the appropriate steps, lead times, and schedules to test changes you make to your FedLine Direct environment. Updates that require changes to the Federal Reserve Banks' production environment require a minimum twelve (12) business day lead time. Requests that do not require modifications to the Federal Reserve Banks' infrastructure require only a two (2) business day lead time for appropriate testing support.
| Customer Environment Changes | Required Customer Actions | Lead Time | Federal Reserve Bank Production Environment Change Required | Test Schedule |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Complete FedLine Direct File Connectivity Test (PDF) | Primary Site 2 business days Alternate Site 12 business days |
No Yes |
Contact your Customer Contact Center to schedule Saturday testing** |
| Performing Alternate Site Production Processing | Complete Alternate Site Processing Request Form (PDF) | 12 business days | Yes | Contact your Customer Contact Center to schedule Saturday testing** |
| Performing Alternate Site Test Processing | Complete Alternate Site Processing Request Form (PDF) | 2 business days | No | Tuesday - Saturday |
The configuration changes listed below are considered complex initiatives with durations that may vary depending on the magnitude of the project. Please note that all of the changes begin by submitting the FedLine Direct File Modify Worksheet. Your institution will work directly with a Federal Reserve Bank Analyst to complete the additional required actions below at the appropriate time.
| Customer Configuration Changes | Required Customer Actions | Implementation Time from Start to Finish |
|---|---|---|
| Adding additional Production Connect:Direct Node |
|
3-4 months |
| Adding additional production user record |
|
1-2 months |
| Adding additional Test Connect:Direct Node |
|
2-3 months |
| Adding additional Test user record |
|
1-2 months |
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