Verifying the installation of WebSphere Application Server

To verify the installation of WebSphere Application Server, use the firststeps tool, located in the WAS_install_dir/firststeps directory. Run the program for your operating system:

vWindows: firststeps.bat

vAIX, Linux, or Solaris: firststeps.sh

Verifying the installation of DB2 Universal Database Enterprise Server Edition (ESE)

If the registry is in a DB2 database and the agent manager server does not install or start properly, or if you receive errors about problems accessing the registry, verify that DB2 Universal Database ESE installed properly and that the DB2 Universal Database server that controls the registry database is running.

To verify that DB2 Universal Database ESE installed properly, refer to the DB2 Universal Databasedocumentation for your operating system. The installation documentation contains information about verifying the installation using either the command line processor (CLP) or the First Steps GUI. The general procedure is the same for both methods:

1.Create the SAMPLE database.

2.Connect to the SAMPLE database.

3.Execute a query against the SAMPLE database.

4.Drop the SAMPLE database.

Errors starting the agent manager application server

If you cannot start the agent manager application server:

vIf you get a NoServerDefinedException when you use the WebSphere startServer command to start the agent manager application server, ensure that you specified the correct server name. Although the default name of the agent manager application server is AgentManager, the agent manager might be installed to a different application server, such as server1.

vIf you have reconfigured WebSphere Application Server on UNIX or Linux to run as a user other than root and get a FileNotFoundException exception or a “Permission denied” error, make sure that the user ID that runs the WebSphere processes has permission to read the agent manager files, particularly the files in the Agent_Manager_install_dir/certs directory.

Errors starting the agent manager application

If the logs indicate a problem starting the certificate authority, a common cause is a problem with the certificates. To correct this, you can replace your certificates.

Verifying the connection to the registry

If any errors indicate a problem accessing the registry, verify that the registry is correctly configured and available by performing these steps:

1.Open the WebSphere Administrative Console, and then expand Resources and then click JDBC Providers.

2.In the Server field on the JDBC Providers panel, type the name of the application server where the agent manager is installed or click Browse to select it from a list. By default, this is AgentManager.

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