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KB-8906: DirectAudit Advanced Monitoring does not consistently start after a reboot

Centrify DirectAudit ,  

1 July,17 at 06:57 AM

Applies to:
All version of DirectAudit installed on Red Hat and CentOS operating systems.

Problem:
After rebooting systems with DirectAudit installed, Advanced Monitoring status does not consistently start.

Cause:
An unexpected error occurs upon reboot causing Advanced Monitoring not to start upon system reboot.

Resolution:
This issue is fixed in Centrify Server Suite 2017.1 but can be worked around with the following procedure:
run service auditd restart and then run dacontrol -m

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