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Watch4net: How to fix SEVERE errors that contain the following "Storage space has been exceeded" (517334)

Last Updated: 5/29/2020Categories: How toTotal Views: 2582Language:
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The following SEVERE error is showing in the SMART collector logs.

SEVERE FailOverFilter$DumpQueueToDiskTask::run(): Storage space has been exceeded

This problem is usually caused by disk space having been exceeded in the filesystem.

After checking for issues with .qdf files not getting processed in the load balancer, we determine the problem was not an issue with data not getting processed, as the filesystem was showing there was plenty of disk space.

Per KB#494553 this issue is caused by bandwidth issues on the customer's network.

Here are a few things you can check to determine the problem:

1. stop and restart the load balancer on the smarts collector
2. Check if the files are getting processed, if the files are getting processed but slowly, it is problem with bandwidth, and the customer needs to look at their network connection for connectivity issues.

3. Check and make sure the /tmp folder has not been blocked for read and write access, as Watch4net uses this folder to write temporary data to and from the folder throughout the day.

4. Check and make sure there are not .failed files accumulating in the Backend /temp folder as that is indication of database problems. See KB#465786 to address the issue.

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