Using Logs and Reports : Configuring report purge settings
 
Configuring report purge settings
Report purging is the deleting of report files to preserve log space and maintain log system performance.
By default, DDoS report files are purged on a first-in, first-out basis when the disk allocation for reports reaches 10 GB. Report purge settings are configurable. You can specify a different threshold, and you can purge reports manually.
Before you begin:
• You must have Read-Write permission for Log & Report settings.
To configure purge settings:
1. Go to Log & Report > Report Configuration > Purge Settings.
2. Complete the configuration as described in Table 61.
3. Save the configuration.
Figure 104: Report purge settings configuration page
 
Table 66: Report purge settings configuration guidelines
Settings
Guidelines
Automatic
Select to automatically purge reports when the disk allocation is reached.
Puge old reports when size exceeds
Purge the earliest reports when this limit is reached. The default is 10 GB. The valid range is 1-48 GB.
Purge now
Select to purge reports that were generated during the specified period.
Start Date / End Date
Specify a period when purging reports manually. The period begins at 0:00 on the start date and ends at 23:59 on the end date.
 
 
CLI commands:
config ddos global report-purge
[set automatic-report-purge {enable | disable}]
[set report-purge-watermark <watermark_int>]
[set manual-report-purge {enable | disable}]
[set purge-start-date <purge_date_str>]
[set purge-end-date <purge_date_str>]
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