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AMP for endpoint failing to start after RHEL patching.

hrithiktej
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AMP for endpoint failing to start after RHEL patching.

 

systemctl status cisco-amp
● cisco-amp.service - Cisco AMP for Endpoints daemon
Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/cisco-amp.service; enabled; vendor preset: disabled)
Active: failed (Result: start-limit) since Wed 2018-05-30 03:12:56 EDT; 1h 59min ago
Process: 8796 ExecStartPre=/opt/cisco/amp/bin/cisco-amp-helper start (code=exited, status=1/FAILURE)

 

/var/log/messages show

init: cisco-amp pre-start: failed to load ampnetworkflow

init: cisco-amp pre-start: failed to load ampnetworkflow.ko version 3.10.0-693.el7.x86_64

 init: cisco-amp pre-start: failed to load modules from latest version

 systemd: Unit cisco-amp.service entered failed state.

init: cisco-amp pre-start: failed to find compatible kernel version; trying latest version 3.10.0-693.el7.x86_64

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Marvin Rhoads
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That looks like a bug / compatibility issue.

 

If you're already running the latest Linux connector release (currently 1.7.0), I suggest opening a TAC case.

Yes we are already on latest 1.7.0.545 connector version.

This is TACs reply to this issue

 

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Since you are using Linux kernel 3.10.0-862.3.2.el7.x86_64 that corresponds to 7.5. Unfortunately, since 7.5 is not yet supported (since there are performance issues), I would suggest downgrading the kernel back before applying the patch.

We also reproduced this in our lab and indeed 862 corresponds with the April release of 7.5. And also in our lab, AMP failed to start.

Please include attach@cisco.com or REPLY ALL when responding to this email.

Carol Park Floyd
Cisco TAC
Email: cafloyd@cisco.com

 

So now we are left in a situation where we have to choose between security patches or Cisco AMP.

Hi Guys,

 

Are you seeing similar issues with AMP 1.8 . It says it is supported but i am still seeing it getting failed to start.

Even with 1.8 i had issues on some 7.1 versions and then one of the guys on support community showed me release notes of 1.8 on page 27 where it states red-hat 7.2 on wards is supported

 

https://docs.amp.cisco.com/Release%20Notes.pdf

Hi,

 

running into same kernel module loading issues with 1.9 and centos 7.6. 

Has TAC provided any workarounds? Alternatively, is there a supported way of downgrading to 7.5 or earlier to get it going?

 

Thanks,

Hi,

 

Apparently there was another issue which was causing AMP to fail.

 

Unfortunately, we had to roll out AMP . I did heard they rolled out 1.9 to avoid the segmentation issues but the TAC is the best way forward for your scenario.

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