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How to reclaim space of Local Storage on XenServer 6.1
Hi Experts,
I have a Xenserver 6.1 hypervisor running 3 virtual servers on it. The total disk capacity on the Xenserver is 1.6Tb.
The total disk capacity of all 3 virtual servers equates to 500Gb.
Having a look at local storage on this XenServer it is currently reading:
Usage - 97% (1626.9Gb used)
Size - 1667.1Gb
Virtual Allocation - 106.5Gb
I don't understand why its saying that the usage is at 97% when I'm clearly using less than 50% of the disk capacity
when adding up all 3 virtual servers.
Can someone please explain and show me what I need to do to reclaim this space?
Many Thanks
I have a Xenserver 6.1 hypervisor running 3 virtual servers on it. The total disk capacity on the Xenserver is 1.6Tb.
The total disk capacity of all 3 virtual servers equates to 500Gb.
Having a look at local storage on this XenServer it is currently reading:
Usage - 97% (1626.9Gb used)
Size - 1667.1Gb
Virtual Allocation - 106.5Gb
I don't understand why its saying that the usage is at 97% when I'm clearly using less than 50% of the disk capacity
when adding up all 3 virtual servers.
Can someone please explain and show me what I need to do to reclaim this space?
Many Thanks
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This is because I had to wait to see what will happen and fortunately after waiting it worked.
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Thanks for your response.
>> Could you run XenCenter and see how large each disk assigned to VMs are
The total assigned to all 3 VMs equates to 500Gb
>> Do you have any snapshots that can be deleted
I've deleted all snapshots but kept 1. Does the snapshot take much space? It doesn't show how much space the snapshot takes.
>> Have you created a repository for keeping your ISO files
I've now removed CIFS ISO Library
Unfortunately its still the same. It is still showing 97% usage in XenCenter.
Is there anything else I could try or see what is taking up all the space?
Many Thanks