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7 File and Disk Management ......................................................................................................7-1
7.1 DMS File System ..........................................................................................................................................7-2 7.1.1 System Architecture .............................................................................................................................7-2 7.1.2 File System on the Server ....................................................................................................................7-2 7.1.3 File System on the Client .....................................................................................................................7-3 7.2 Viewing the Disk Occupancy ........................................................................................................................7-4 7.3 Clearing the DMS Server Disk Space ...........................................................................................................7-5
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Figure 7-1 Viewing the disk information............................................................................................................7-5
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Tables
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Table 7-1 Directory structure of server installation ............................................................................................7-2 Table 7-2 Directory structure of the standalone client installation .....................................................................7-3
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About This Chapter
Section 7.1 DMS File System 7.2 Viewing the Disk Occupancy
The following table lists the contents of this chapter. Describes This section describes the file system of the DMS server and the client. This section describes how to view the use of the system disk. This section describes how to clear the disk.
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The server communicates with NEs, stores operation administration and maintenance (OAM) data of the NEs, and provides northbound interfaces to the operation support system (OSS). The client provides GUIs to manage and maintain NEs and monitor the DMS.
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Directory $N2000ROOT/server/res
Description Saves the resource files used by the DMS server program. Saves the DMS server programs according to the language. In the en_US directory, saves the English files. In the zh_CN directory, saves the Chinese resource files.
$N2000ROOT/server/script $N2000ROOT/server/action $N2000ROOT/server/installscript $N2000ROOT/server/dll $N2000ROOT/client $N2000ROOT/backup $N2000ROOT/installscript $N2000ROOT/uninstall $N2000ROOT/update $N2000ROOT/upgrade
Saves the script program, which is used to maintain the system, such as backing up the data. Saves the files of processing the alarm events. Saves the script files of the server. In the Windows OS, saves the dynamic link library of the server. Saves the files of the client. Back up the configuration files related to the tool. Saves the script files used during the installation procedure. Saves the script files used during the uninstallation procedure. Backs up the upgrading files. Saves the files related to the upgrade tool on the client.
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Description Saves the needed environment for Java running on the DMS client. Saves the database file used by the DMS client program. Saves the log file output from the DMS client. The format of naming the file is module_log_YYYY_MM_DD_HH_MM_SS.0.txt, such as topo_log2007_03_30_08_37_28.0.txt.
Saves the files of the SSH remote login software. Saves the configuration files on the client, including the user configuration files. Saves the configuration files, log files and help files on the client monitored by the system. Saves the script files of the client. Saves the files used to uninstall the DMS. Saves the files used to upgrade the DMS. Saves the files of the database backup tool. Saves debugging information of the client. It can be used as location information when the client runs abnormally.
Procedure
Step 1 Log in to the DMS client N2000 System Monitor. Step 2 Select the Disk tab and view the information, such as the available size and used rate, as shown in Figure 7-1.
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Precaution
Delete the files after confirmation to avoid the error of deleting the useful files and operation system files.
Procedure
Step 1 Log in to the Solaris OS as the n2kuser user.
Log in to the Windows OS as the administrator user. Perform the Step 3 directly.
Step 2 Open one terminal window and switch the user to the root user. Run the following command.
$ su Password:<root password>
Step 3 Delete outdated and useless files. The outdated and useless files include:
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alarm dump files , the default path is $N2000ROOT/server/dump. log dump files, the default path is $N2000ROOT/server/dump. automatic backup files in the database, the default path is $N2000ROOT/backup. DC backup files, the path is the customized tftp backup path or the ftp backup path. DMS operations logs, the default path is $N2000ROOT/server/conf/log. the other outdated files, such as the installation files and the patch files of earlier versions.
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