FortiManager
FortiManager supports network operations use cases for centralized management, best practices compliance, and workflow automation to provide better protection against breaches.
Nur
Staff
Staff
Article Id 258213
Description This article describes how to solve an issue where FortiManager storage provides the notification 'log disk usage reach 87% over threshold 80%' when FortiAnalyzer features are disabled.
Scope FortiManager.
Solution

To delete unused IPS package files from the CLI, run the following command:

 

diagnose dvm remove unused-ips-packages

 

To delete the package from the GUI, navigate to FortiGuard -> Package Management -> Receive Status.


diagnose fmupdate del-object fds <obj_type> <onject_version>


For example, a definition in the GUI will look like this:


Version Type Latest Version (Release date/time)
6.0.9+,6.2.0 05006000APDB00100 23.00562 (2023-05-25 00:39:00)


The response returned by the CLI command to delete this file will look like this:


FMG-VM64 # diag fmupdate del-object fds APDB 23.00562 ( all the APDB type and 23.00562 will be deleted )
05006000/APDB00100/00023.00562-2305250039
06000000/APDB00100/00023.00562-2305250039
06002000/APDB00100/00023.00562-2305250039
06004000/APDB00100/00023.00562-2305250039
07000000/APDB00100/00023.00562-2305250039

This operation will delete all above objects.
Do you want to continue? (y/n)


diag fmupdate del-object fds >> delete all the package from receive status.

 

When all FDS packages are deleted from FortiManager, the GUI response will be blank.

The FortiManager will receive the latest package from FortiGuard and push it to the device.

 

Related article:

Technical Tip: How to reduce FortiManager config backup size (.dat file)