Use Remote NFS storage for large capacity configurations to ensure adequate space is available for performance data storage. The NFS partition should be 30 GB or more.
Note:
The system administrator should monitor the daily report volume to determine the actual remote storage requirements. These requirements are based on the customer configuration and performance data parameters selected to record.
System Manager indicates data transfer completion by returning to the command prompt without displaying an error message. After the transfer completes, you cannot access the performance data from the old storage location.
Before changing the storage location, the System Manager verifies that the NFS is properly mounted on the local mount point and that the NFS server is accessible.
Important:
If you configured a NFS mount on System Manager for Session Manager Performance Data (perfdata) collection, then, if and when you reboot/boot System Manager virtual machine, you need to ensure that you manually re-mount the NFS store once the System Manager VM is up and you are able to log in to the VM through SSH. Failure to re-mount the NFS partition will result in the Session Manager perfdata to go, by default, into a folder which is in the root (/) partition of the System Manager file system. This might cause the partition to get full which in-turn might cause issues with the System Manager application.
