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KB-8905: Significantly slow DB2 transaction times when using the Centrify DB2 plugin

Centrify DirectControl ,   Centrify DirectControl Plugins ,  

1 July,17 at 06:56 AM

Applies to:
All versions of DirectControl with the Centrify DB2 plugin installed.

Problem:
After installing the Centrify DB2 plugin, there's a noticeable slowdown in DB2 transactions.

Cause:
Fingerprint authentication is enabled but not in use.

Resolution:
Edit the following file:
/etc/pam.d/system-auth
and comment out all lines that mention:
pam_fprintd.so

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