Verify that STA is running to make sure the installation was successful.

1. Verify the STA bin directory is included in the PATH variable for the Oracle user.
   1. On the STA server, open a terminal session. Log in as the Oracle user.
   2. Open the Oracle user profile using a text editor. For example:

      $ vi /home/oracle/.bash_profile
      

   3. Add the STA bin directory to the PATH definition. For example, add the following line to the file:

      PATH=$PATH:<Oracle_storage_home>/StorageTek_Tape_Analytics/common/bin
      

      Where Oracle_storage_home is the Oracle storage home location specified during STA installation.

   4. Save and exit the file.
   5. Log out and log back in as the Oracle user.
   6. Confirm that the PATH variable has been updated correctly.

      $ echo $PATH
      /usr/lib64/qt-3.3/bin:/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/home/oracle/bin:/Oracle/StorageTek_Tape_Analytics/common/bin
      

2. Verify that all STA services are running and active:

   $ STA status all
   mysql is running
   staservd service is running
   staweblogic service is running
   staengine service is running
    .... and the deployed application for staengine is in an ACTIVE state
   staadapter service is running
    .... and the deployed application for staadapter is in an ACTIVE state
   staui service is running
    .... and the deployed application for staui is in an ACTIVE state
   

3. Proceed as follows:
   • If the STA services are running and active, you can begin configuring the libraries and STA. See Configure SNMP (for SL150, SL500, SL3000, SL8500).
   • If there are any issues with the STA services, you can review the installation and STA logs for more information. See Logs Created During Installation, Upgrade, and Deinstallation for their locations.