Look in regular agent logs (/var/opt/managesoft/logs/) to see if there is any agent activity at all.
I'm a bit out of practice knowing about Red Hat system startup, and where logging from the startup process may appear. Maybe /var/log/syslog or /var/log/messages.
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Maybe look at system and agent logs to see if you can spot any evidence of whether the startup scripts are even being run, and if any failures are occurring.
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Thanks Chris for response. It would be really help full if you can suggest some logs , which can refer for this as we have reviewed agent log but no luck.
Look in regular agent logs (/var/opt/managesoft/logs/) to see if there is any agent activity at all.
I'm a bit out of practice knowing about Red Hat system startup, and where logging from the startup process may appear. Maybe /var/log/syslog or /var/log/messages.
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I had similar behaviour for another tool agent on Red Hat 7.
In my case nothing was created for the agent service under /etc/systemd/system/ and we had to create the service file with start, stop and reload actions after the agent installation in a separate step.
Since I have no access to any RHEL device on my side at the moment, I can't tell you if there is anything normally configured for the FNMS agent services.
Maybe you have another RHEL 7 where it is working and can compare the differences under that location.
