# Checking the installation completed successfully

Once the installation is complete the state of the system can be tested through the usage of the `cct` testing tool.

As for all other assets access to this tool is provided during the initial setup phase.

## Execution of the diagnostic

This tool is dockerized and can be run from anywhere, provided a connection to the core-daemon is provided.\
The most convenient way to run it is by using a `kubectl` run command:

```bash
kubectl run -i cct --rm --image=quay.io/keyless_technologies/kl-cct-tester:master --env="APIKEY=some_valid_api_key" --env="HOST=http://core-daemon" --env="FULL_LOG=0" --image-pull-policy="IfNotPresent"
```

Example result:

```
If you don't see a command prompt, try pressing enter.
Starting tests..
> Performing ENROLL...
> ENROLL completed successfully!
> Performing AUTH...
> AUTH completed successfully!

All tests passed.
Goodbye.
pod "cct" deleted
```

This indicates that the system is running fine.

## Configurable Options

```
APIKEY= must be set to a valid API Key recognized by the current installation
HOST= must point to the core-daemon host
FULL_LOG= 0 - minimal logging, 1 - verbose logging (useful for debugging purposes)
```


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