Follow these steps:
- Check service status.
- Open a terminal on the server.
- Run the following commands to check the status of both agents:
bash
systemctl status dsagent
systemctl status vlsagent - Note any errors or warnings displayed in the output.
- Stop services and clean PID files.
- Stop both services:
bash
systemctl stop dsagent vlsagent - Remove any existing PID files:
bash
rm -f /run/dsagent.pid /run/vlsagent.pid - Check for any hanging processes related to the agents:
bash
ps aux | grep -E 'dsagent|vlsagent' - If any processes are found, terminate them using:
bash
pkill dsagent
pkill vlsagent
- Stop both services:
- Verify PID file creation.
- Restart the services:
bash
systemctl start dsagent vlsagent - Check if the PID files are created in the /run directory:
bash
ls -l /run/dsagent.pid
ls -l /run/vlsagent.pid - Ensure that these files contain the correct PIDs:
bash
cat /run/dsagent.pid
cat /run/vlsagent.pid
- Restart the services:
- Check for Symlink issues.
- Verify if /var/run is symlinked to /run:
bash
ls -l /var/run - If it is not a symlink, you may need to create it:
bash
sudo ln -s /run /var/run - Confirm the permissions of the PID files and ensure that both the dsagent and systemd have the correct permissions to access these files.
- Verify if /var/run is symlinked to /run:
- Monitor logs.
- Monitor the logs for any errors during the startup:
bash
journalctl -u dsagent --since 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS'
journalctl -u vlsagent --since 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS' - Look for any recurring errors or warnings that may indicate further issues.
- Monitor the logs for any errors during the startup:
For further troubleshooting, check the Help Center article, Configure Red Hat Enterprise Linux to receive event logs.
