How to resize XOS audit files

 TACL> VOLUME $<VOLUME>.<XYGATEOS INSTALLATION SUBVOLUME> TACL> RUN XOS INSTALL TACL> EDIT OSCONF Edit the line AUDIT <FILENAME> EXT(<PRIMARY>, <SECONDARY>, <MAX EXTENTS>) (size of an audit trail can be controlled with the EXT option)  eg: TACL> AUDIT $SYSTEM.XYGATEOS.AUDIT EXT(302,302,17)  TACL> XOS_COMPILE (compile the configuration) TACL> XOS_LOAD_CONFIG  TACL> XOS_ROLL_AUDIT  The change to the new audit file sizes will not happen until the current audit file fills up.  If you want the switch to happen right away, do an XOS_ROLL_AUDIT after the load_config.  If this article did not provide a solution, please open a case with our support team by sending an email message to support@xypro.com. 

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