Systemctl is able to start quest-fglam service on RedHat 7 but the systemctl "status" and "stop" commands don't work. (4254072)

Systemctl is able to start quest-fglam service on RedHat 7 but the systemctl "status" and "stop" commands don't work.

1. Removed the custom service that had been loaded from /usr/lib/systemd/system/quest-fglam.service and then ran the "systemctl daemon-reload" command.
   
2. Started the quest-fglam service with the "systemctl start" command instead of the initd command.  
   In order to use the systemctl commands to get the status of the service or stop the service the "systemctl start" command has to be used to start the service.

After the V5.8.5.3 FglAM the service name had been changed from quest-fglam.service to dell-fglam.service. The following commands were used while investigating this issue: To start the service: systemctl start quest-fglam.service To check the systemctl version: systemctl --version To check the properties for the service: systemctl show quest-fglam.service To check whether the "quest-fglam.service" service has been activated: systemctl list-units | grep quest-fglam.service To check the status of the service and to see if any custom services are loaded. systemctl status quest-fglam.service To stop the service: systemctl stop quest-fglam.service To check whether the FglAM is running: ps -aux | grep - i foglight To check the information logged about the quest-fglam service: cat /var/log/messages | grep quest-fglam journalctl | grep quest-fglam