Logical Disk % Free Space Monitor

Operational States

Name State Description
Logical Disk % Free Space Monitor is under Threshold Error Logical Disk % Free Space Monitor is under Threshold
Logical Disk % Free Space Monitor is over Threshold Success Logical Disk % Free Space Monitor is over Threshold

Overridable Parameters

Parameter Name Default Value Description Override
Interval 300 The interval of monitor
SyncTime   The sync time of monitor
Threshold 5 The threshold of monitor
Number of Samples 1 The number of samples for the monitor to trigger

Alert Details

Monitor State Message Priority Severity Auto Resolution
Logical Disk % Free Space Monitor is under Threshold (Error) % Free Space is too low Medium Critical Yes

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Summary

This monitor checks the Disk % Free Space of all logical disks. If you receive an alert from this monitor, action may be required in order to free up some disk space and bring the system back to an operational state.

Causes

An unhealthy state indicates that the % Free Space is currently low. This may be caused by excessive logging by an application.

Resolutions

View the disk capacity from the Operations Manager console. Determine if any new applications have been recently installed. Review any log files for logs that appear to be excessively large. If so, determine if the logs are current or historical logs.

To remedy the situation, consider using the tar utility to compress (zip) the log files and free up disk space. To create a tar file use the command 'tar -cvf [destination filename].tar [source path/file]'.

Disk Capacity

External References
This monitor does not contain any external references.

See Also for System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2 Cross Platform - SLES Management Pack


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