This section describes how to troubleshoot Linux sensor installation errors. What to read next Verify Linux Sensor InstallationsThis section describes places how to verify a Linux sensor installation. General Logging to Troubleshoot Linux Sensor InstallationsThe user mode portion of the sensor creates an execution log in the following locations. Generate Linux Sensor Communication HistoryYou can create a log file that provides the Linux sensor communication history. Manually Start and Stop Linux Sensor DaemonFor troubleshooting purposes, you can manually start and stop the Linux sensor daemon. Determine Linux Sensor VersionYou can determine the version of cbdaemon that is running. Determine Server URL to Troubleshoot Linux Sensor InstallationsFollow this procedure to determine the server URL that is being used by the sensor. Initiate an Immediate Linux Sensor Check-in to the Carbon Black EDR ServerFor troubleshooting purposes, you can initiate an immediate Linux sensor check-in to the Carbon Black EDR server. Linux Driver Debug ParametersYou can pass arguments to the driver to control debug behavior. Linux Daemon Debug OptionsThere are options for the Carbon Black EDR initialization file that you can use for daemon debugging. Initiate a Linux Sensor Diagnostic Data DumpRunning the sensordiag.sh script dumps and collects network event logs, cbdaemon log files, and important sensor and system configurations that can help diagnose Linux sensor issues. The script packages these files into a single compressed file that you can deliver to Carbon Black for analysis. Parent topic: Troubleshooting Carbon Black EDR Sensor Installations
