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This article provides a solution to an issue in which the Linux VM extension status is not reported after an Azure Linux Agent update to version 2.2.19.
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This article provides a solution to a problem in which the Linux VM extension status is not reported after an Azure Linux Agent update to version 2.2.19.
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## Symptoms
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On a Linux virtual machine (VM) that's running on an instance of Microsoft Azure that has Azure Linux Agent 2.2.19 installed, you don't see the extension status being reported by using either the portal or Azure Command-Line Interface (Azure CLI).
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On a Linux virtual machine (VM) that's running on an instance of Microsoft Azure that has Azure Linux Agent 2.2.19 installed, you don't see the extension status reported. This problem occurs in both the Azure portal or Azure Command-Line Interface (Azure CLI).
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## Cause
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This problem occurs because of a [known issue](https://github.com/Azure/WALinuxAgent/wiki/Known-Issues#2219---protocolerror-varlibwaagentgoalstate1xml-is-missing).
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## Resolution
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Microsoft is taking steps to automatically resolve this problem. For VMs that have been automatically resolved, you will see the following additional Microsoft extension installed on the affected VMs:
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Microsoft is taking steps to automatically resolve this problem. For VMs that were automatically resolved, you see the following additional Microsoft extension installed on the affected VMs:
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-**Extension publisher:** Microsoft.CPlat.Core
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-**Extension type:** RunCommandLinux
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You can use [Azure CLI](/cli/azure/install-azure-cli)to query the extensions that are assigned to a VM. To do this, run the following command:
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You can use [Azure CLI](/cli/azure/install-azure-cli) to query the extensions that are assigned to a VM. To use this query, run the following command:
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```Azure CLI
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az vm extension list --vm-name <vmName> -g <resGroupName>
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