Overview
OneIQ Pulse stores data in the following temporary folder:
C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\NetworkService\AppData\Local\OneIQ\OneIQ Pulse
If the system (C:) drive runs out of disk space, OneIQ Pulse will not be able to synchronize snapshots with the OneIQ Portal and may cease to function properly. To address this issue, it is possible to either:
Extend the VMDK file hosting the system drive if OneIQ Pulse runs inside a VMware virtual machine or
Create an NTFS junction (reparse point) to a different volume with more space.
Resolutions
VMware VM hosting OneIQ Pulse
Shut down the virtual machine running OneIQ Pulse
Extend the VMDK file hosting the system drive. Please see the Increasing the size of a virtual disk article from VMware for more information
Power on the virtual machine
Non-VMware machine hosting OneIQ Pulse
Delete existing folder
C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\NetworkService\AppData\Local\OneIQ\OneIQ PulseOpen command line: cmd
Navigate to the new volume with additional disk space. Example: cd E:\
Create the folder that will be used for storing OneIQ Pulse temporary files. Example: mkdir OneIQ-Temp
Run
E:\>mklink /J "C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\NetworkService\AppData\Local\OneIQ\OneIQ Pulse" OneIQ-TempConfirm the junction point is functioning by opening a command prompt and navigating to the newly created temp folder location. Example: cd "C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\NetworkService\AppData\Local\OneIQ\OneIQ Pulse". Run the dir command and confirm the line bytes free at the end corresponds to the new volume.
Disk Space Requirements
OneIQ Pulse has the following free disk space requirements on the system drive:
Up to 100 machines: 2 GB
100 - 499 machines: 5 GB
500 - 999 machines: 10 GB
1,000 - 2,499 machines: 25 GB
2,500+ machines: 10 machines per machine
Note: Offline mode requires 20 MB per machine per week of data collection.