Bob,
Other things to do:
1. Check for oversized or outdated log files in /usr/lnms/log
2. Check /usr/lnms/fc. If your fault log is large, decrease the number of
days before a fault is deleted from within Fault Summary.
3. If you've installed patches onto Optivity NMS, check /usr/lnms/bin for
those binaries that were saved during the patch install. If you can accept
the risk, you can delete these files (they should have the name of the
patch as an extension - i.e. topgt.UON8101). Deleting the files means you
can't uninstall the patch - you're stuck with the patched version of the
binary.
4. Remove old or outdated agents from /usr/lnms/agentsw.
5. Again, higher risk, but if you have installed patched binaries, you can
"strip" them. This will reduce the size of the binary but make "core"
files useless for debugging purposes.
Hope this helps,
-David J. Easter
Product Manager - Optivity NMS, Network Management Division
Bay Networks/Nortel Networks - How the world shares ideas.
-=-Regarding-=-
At 10:58 AM 10/13/98 -0700, Jason Warner wrote:
>Make sure you do not remove the ev.db database as this is used in launching
>expanded view. You will be calling the Optivity support folks for a new
>ev.db dir if you remove that directory.
>
>Also, if you have loaded all of the bay mibs you can remove the
>/usr/lnms/snpx_mibs dir.
>
>Here are some other directories but you will not be gaining that much
>space.
>/usr/lnms/snm
>/usr/lnms/openwin.3x
>/usr/lnms/ovclient
>
>Thats about it.
>
>Jason Warner
>Nortel Networks
>Systems Test Engineer
>
>On Tuesday, October 13, 1998 10:19 AM, Owens, Blaine C
>[SMTP:bowens AT EASTMAN DOT COM] wrote:
>> No problem to remove the old .db directories for old users. Also, any
>> log files in the base /usr/lnms/db directory.
>>
>> Blaine Owens
>> Eastman Chemical Company
>> Email - bowens AT eastman DOT com
>> Phone - (423)229-3579
>> Fax - (423)229-1188
>>
>> > -----Original Message-----
>> > From: Bob Dalimonte [SMTP:rdalimon AT stopandshop DOT com]
>> > Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 1998 12:14 PM
>> > To: NV-L AT UCSBVM.ucsb DOT edu
>> > Subject: Disk Space
>> >
>> > I am running low on disk space in my /usr/lnms directory. Any
>> > suggestions
>> > on particluar files I can clean up (ie. log files). I have found some
>> > db
>> > directories of old users that look like they can removed
>> > (/usr/lnms/db/rl.db). Any advice would be appreciated.
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> > Bob.
>> > rdalimon AT stopandshop DOT com
>
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