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Update Activity Monitor KB article: Agent returns no results for Active Directory
Updated troubleshooting guide for Activity Monitor agent issues with Active Directory results.
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When attempting to create a dump of `LSASS.exe` via Task Manager on the affected domain controller, it fails or creates a 0-kb file. If the dump creation succeeds, it does not indicate that `SIWindowsAgent.exe`is not blocked, only that `Taskmgr.exe`is allowed to access `LSASS.exe`.
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2.When inspecting `C:\Program Files\Netwrix\Netwrix Threat Prevention\SIWindowsAgent\ADMonitor_Logs`, if there is no recent `HookTrace<yyyy-mm-dd>.log` present, the agent is blocked from hooking `LSASS.exe`by a third party.
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## Cause
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3. When attempting to create a dump of `LSASS.exe` via Task Manager on the affected domain controller, it fails or creates a 0-KB file. If the dump creation succeeds, it does not indicate that `SIWindowsAgent.exe` is not blocked, only that `Taskmgr.exe` is allowed to access `LSASS.exe`.
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Endpoint protection is hiding the `LSASS.exe` process from `SIWindowsagent.exe` or otherwise blocking the hook into the LSASS API. Common EPP solutions include CarbonBlack, Cylance, and CrowdStrike.
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## Cause
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## Resolution
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Endpoint protection is hiding the `LSASS.exe` process from `SIWindowsAgent.exe` or otherwise blocking the hook into the LSASS API. Common endpoint protection (EPP) solutions include Carbon Black, Cylance, and CrowdStrike.
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In the endpoint protection configuration, allow `SIWindowsAgent.exe` and the contents of the SIAgent install directory access to `LSASS.exe`. Refer to the following default folder:
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> **NOTE:** Not all endpoint protection software properly logs when they block the attempted `LSASS.exe` hook.
Refer to the following article for additional information on recommended exclusions for your antivirus and endpoint protection solutions: Installation — Antivirus Software Considerations · v7.3
1. Refer to the following article for recommended exclusions for your antivirus and endpoint protection solutions: [Installation — Antivirus Software Considerations](https://docs.netwrix.com/docs/threatprevention/7_5/install/overview#antivirus-software-considerations).
3. If this location contains the value `RunAsPPL` of type `REG_DWORD` set to `1`, change it to **`0`** and reboot the machine.
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4. If this change allows `SIWindowsAgent.exe` to inject into `LSASS.exe` (i.e., no `processNotFound` error is returned), then you must add the file **`plsahlp.sys`** to the allowlist of the EDR/antivirus solution before setting the registry value back to `1`.
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5. If, after validating these exclusions and restarting the SIWindowsAgent, the hook to `LSASS.exe` still fails, contact your endpoint protection vendor's support for assistance with proper configuration.
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