FortiNAC
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khoffman
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Staff
Article Id 270437
Description Below are the recommended steps to monitor and remove any uncompressed backups on the secondary appliance.
Scope FortiNAC 9.X (this article uses CentOS).
Solution

Note that the steps outlined below only apply to secondary CA or Control servers. 

 

  1. Login to the CLI of the secondary FortiNAC appliance as root.
  2. Check the disk space by typing the following in the CLI:


df -h

 

  1. List any uncompressed files in the backup directory with the following command:

 

find /bsc/campusMgr/master_loader/mysql/backup/* -not -name "*.gz"

 

  1. Delete any uncompressed backup files from the backup directory with the following command:

 

find /bsc/campusMgr/master_loader/mysql/backup/* -not -name "*.gz" -delete

 

  1. Re-check disk space from the CLI:

df -h

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