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The database space wasn't 100% just system.<br />
Built a new appliance in the end and re-configured everything..
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The database space wasn't 100% just system.
Built a new appliance in the end and re-configured everything..

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Our server ran out of space on the system folder.<br />
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I've now built a new one with larger partition, however im assuming logs have been the root cause. &nbsp;What can be configured to stop this happening again?<br />
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thanks
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Our server ran out of space on the system folder.

I've now built a new one with larger partition, however im assuming logs have been the root cause.  What can be configured to stop this happening again?

thanks

vmware vcentre server appliance - what maintenance or settings can be configured

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