RE: sms 2003 - secondary site cleanup
- From: Sherry Kissinger [MVP-SMS] <SherryKissingerMVPSMS@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2008 07:06:02 -0800
As a short-term solution, you can delete files in the smspkg folder. Those
are the compressed files transmitted by other servers, and then extracted to
the smspkgd$ folder. The reason to keep them is that if you have changes to
an existing package, only a delta file would be sent across your network. If
you delete them, if you have a change to an existing package, the entire
source has to be compressed & sent again.
The long term solution is to get larger drives for that secondary.
Of course, package management at the source is a good choice as well. If
you know that site no longer needs a package, just remove it from that DP in
your console; and it will be deleted at the secondary in a few minutes.
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"nmorker" wrote:
I have remote sms2003 server which is a secondary site. Currently server is.
having disk space issue and i need to find a way to get rid of old data.
i have sms folder - deleted cache files
SMSPKG - 7.82GB (Not shared)
SMSPKGD$ -8.94GB (shared)
how do i reduce the size.. simply delete from SMS2003 server the
advertisements or packages?
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