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Test the Installation

At this point, the basic installation process is complete. Before proceeding with final configuration, you may wish to verify that CA‑GSS has been installed correctly.

To verify the installation of CA-GSS

1. Start CA-GSS.

   Enter the following command from the operator console:

   START GSSA
   

   Initialization should proceed rapidly; when it is complete, the following message is displayed:

   SRV220 Version 02.08.mm: Initialization Complete (ssid)
   

   mm represents the current maintenance level of CA‑GSS, and ssid represents the subsystem ID you selected for ISERVE.

2. Test CA-GSS.
   • Invoke the CA‑GSS/ISERVE Control Panel by issuing the following command from an ISPF panel:

     	TSO EX 'CAI.CAW0CLS0(GSSOPER)'
     

   • Execute the Installation Verification Program (IVP) by issuing the following command from the CA‑GSS/ISERVE Control Panel:

     	IVP [PRINT [TO userid [AT node]]]
     

     If you omit the text in brackets, output is produced on the console, verifying the operation of CA‑GSS. Optionally, you can specify that a more complete report be printed. If the PRINT option is specified, you can also specify the user ID and node where the printed listing is to be routed.

   • Use the PF3 key to return to your ISPF panel.
3. Test the IMOD Editor.
   • Invoke the IMOD editor by issuing the following command from an ISPF panel:

     	TSO EX 'CAI.CAW0CLS0(GSSEDIT)'
     

   • Select the SAMPLIB ISET by specifying S next to its name. Then select the $$$VERSION member by specifying S next to its name.
   • Verify that the correct version of CA‑GSS is specified in the $$$VERSION member. (It should be 0208mm.)

     When the version is correct, use the PF3 key to go back to the SAMPLIB ISET display.

   • Compile the $$$VERSION member by specifying G next to its name.

     To verify that the compile worked, look for an IMOD LOADED message in the upper right corner of the panel.

   • Use the PF3 key to back out of your ISPF session.
4. Stop CA-GSS.

   Terminate CA‑GSS properly by entering one of the following commands from an operator console:

   STOP GSSA
   P GSSA
   F GSSA, STOP
   

   If CA‑GSS does not terminate within a few seconds, enter the following command:

   F GSSA, STOP FORCE
   

   If CA‑GSS still does not terminate, cancel the address space and inspect the JESLOG and ISRVLOG listings for diagnostic messages.