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KB-10976: Centrify agent crashes after applied Solaris patch 150400-46

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3 September,18 at 03:31 PM

Problem: 

After applying The Solaris Patch Bundle Details - Generic_150400-46 (Solaris 10), Centrify Agent (adclient) and related components being unresponsive and core dump generated. It was observed that It was consuming many resources and marking system unresponsive intermittently.

Cause:
This is an issue introduced by the OS patch. Please download and install the latest patch from Oracle. 
 
Solution:
Please download and install the latest patch bundle from Oracle.
 

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