Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070 Mode D'Emploi

For more information about how disk space is managed for policy, virus, and outbreak quarantines, 
see 

. 

For all other data types, if you reduce the existing allocation below current usage, then the oldest 
data is deleted until all data fits within the new allocation amount. 

If the new quota is larger than the currently used disk space, you will not lose data. 

If you set the allocation to zero, no data is retained.

You will begin to receive system alerts at warning level when Miscellaneous disk usage reaches 75% of 
the quota. You should take action when you receive these alerts. 

To ensure that you receive these alerts, see 

The Miscellaneous quota includes System data and User data. You cannot delete System data. User data 
that you can manage includes the following types of files: 

 

If disk space is allocated to features you do not use, or if the appliance frequently runs out of disk space 
for a particular feature and has excess space for other features, you can reallocate disk space. 

If you require more space for all features, consider upgrading your hardware or allocating more disk 
space to your virtual appliance. See 

Log files 

Go to Management Appliance > System Administration > Log 
Subscriptions and: 

Click the Size column heading to see which logs consume the most disk 
space. 

Verify that you need all of the log subscriptions that are being generated.  

Verify that the log level is no more verbose than necessary. 

If feasible, reduce the rollover file size. 

Packet captures 

Go to Help and Support (near the upper right side of your screen) > Packet 
Capture. Delete any unneeded captures. 

Configuration files

(These files are unlikely 
to consume much disk 
space.) 

FTP to the 

/data/pub

 directory on the appliance. 

To configure FTP access to the appliance, see 

.