[cisco-voip] Call Manager Disk Utilization Levels Revised

[Jason Burns]

That's in the active partition and that's normal utilization for it. There
should only be binary, static files in the active partition. You should not
see much growth in this partition.

The larger and less utilized partition is the common partition. Logs are
written here, as well as all of your TFTP and MoH files.

I wouldn't worry about this too much as the logs write in a circular buffer.

If you load a lot of MoH or phone loads you could eventually run out of disk
space, but we don't see this happen much anymore.


On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 6:08 PM, <thomaslemay at comcast.net> wrote:

> I typed the original email too fast and should have correctly included the
> fact that we are using MCS 7835 servers with 72 gig hard drives.  I have
> revised the text below.
>
> Tom
>
>
> We have a Unified Cisco Call Manager cluster with one Publisher, a
> subscriber and two TFTP servers.  We are running 6.1.3BSU1.  All four call
> manager servers are running at 92% disk utilization.  I did run a utils core
> list from the admin prompt but did not find any old core files which could
> be deleted from any of the servers.  Cisco says that is a "normal" baseline
> for our servers and not to be concerned until they reach 95% disk
> utilization.  We are at approximately 5,000 users now and will grow to
> approximately 10,000 users in the near future.  Are there other companies
> out there running at 92% disk utilization?  With a similar user base?  I
> have also learned that purchasing additional hard drives for our
> current servers will not reduce the 92% disk utilization issue.  We are
> currently using MCS 7835 servers with 72 gig hard drives.    I would
> appreciate hearing about options to reduce the 92% disk utilization concern
> especially with future growth.  It seems to me that a larger drive size
> would be in order .   How are others handling this issue?
>
>
>
> Thank you,
>
>
>
> Tom
>
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