Review this solution if you run the up.time Linux agent in Daemon mode on a SUSE platform, follow the instructions below to add the 2 links and observe that the up.time agent does not start up after rebooting the server.
Try the following steps for SLES 11 systems:
Try the following steps for SLES 9 systems:
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