XOS: Disk that holds XOS audit is running out of space

XOS: Disk that holds XOS audit is running out of space


A. Create more disk space or change audit location in OSCONF to location with more space

OR

B. Decrease the extent size of the audit files (Modify OSCONF to set extents smaller)


Steps to modify OSCONF and update configuration:

1. Set new parameters in OSCONF File*
AUDIT  $vol.suvol.audit  EXT(5000,5000,128)

*update to a new audit location with more space OR change extent size in existing location

2.Compile XOS
>XOS_COMPILE

3.Reload Configuration
>XOS_LOAD_CONFIG

4. If you are not changing the location and are just modifying the extents, you can use the roll audit macro to change the audit file location immediately, otherwise this will change next time the file rolls over on its own.
>XOS_ROLL_AUDIT



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