Good morning. ENSL is installed in /var on our LInux systems. It seems the DAT files are filling it up. Is it safe to delete old .zip DAT files? Please advise. Thanks.
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Kindly make sure the system requirement is met for the ENSL installtion referring below documents:
Installation directory — Minimum 2.5 GB
/opt/McAfee directory — Minimum 750 MB
/tmp directory — Minimum 1 GB free space
/var directory — Minimum 3 GB partition, 750 MB free space
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Yes, you can delete the older DAT files, and also check if peer-to-peer serving is enabled in the agent policy or no ?
P2P stores a local copy of the downloaded files to provide to other peers, so you can disable peer-to-peer serving and see if this solves the problem.
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As per previous reply from @Nitisha_Awas, you can delete the older DAT files, and also check if peer-to-peer serving is enabled in the agent policy .
Also As per the kernel version I will also suggest you to please install 10.7.7 and latter version of ENSL.
3.10.0-1160.53.1.el7.x86_64 - Supported version - ENSL 10.7.7 or later
Ref: https://kc.mcafee.com/corporate/index?page=content&id=KB93176
Hope this helps.
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Hi,
Thank you for reaching us on the community portal.
Kindly make sure the system requirement is met for the ENSL installtion referring below documents:
Installation directory — Minimum 2.5 GB
/opt/McAfee directory — Minimum 750 MB
/tmp directory — Minimum 1 GB free space
/var directory — Minimum 3 GB partition, 750 MB free space
=================================================================
Yes, you can delete the older DAT files, and also check if peer-to-peer serving is enabled in the agent policy or no ?
P2P stores a local copy of the downloaded files to provide to other peers, so you can disable peer-to-peer serving and see if this solves the problem.
Hope this helps.
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May I know the McAfee Agent version and ENSL version
Also the Kernel version (uname -a).
Thanks
As per previous reply from @Nitisha_Awas, you can delete the older DAT files, and also check if peer-to-peer serving is enabled in the agent policy .
Also As per the kernel version I will also suggest you to please install 10.7.7 and latter version of ENSL.
3.10.0-1160.53.1.el7.x86_64 - Supported version - ENSL 10.7.7 or later
Ref: https://kc.mcafee.com/corporate/index?page=content&id=KB93176
Hope this helps.
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