Please gather the below details to narrow down the root cause of the issue:
Build number:
If the EventLog Analyzer GUI is accessible, log onto the GUI, click on ? at the right-top corner, and check the build number.
If the EventLog Analyzer GUI is not accessible, open <Dir>:\ManageEngine\EventLogAnalyzer\troubleshooting Build.properties file.
Log Flow rate:
If GUI is accessible: Log onto the GUI > click on Log Receiver at the right-top corner > Select Server Details.
If GUI is not accessible:
Open the <dir>:\ManageEngine\EventLog Analyzer\logs\SysEvtColLogs.out file ⇾ check the latest Windows and Syslogs Session stats. Sample logs are given below:
2021-6-28 21:58:15 [50108]Windows: Lifetime Count = 40380 Lifetime Rate = 1.12164 packets, Session Count = 1811 Session Rate = 0.63366 2021-6-28 21:58:15 [50108]SysLogs: Lifetime Count = 13 Lifetime Rate = 0.000361101 packets, Session Count = 0 Session Rate = 0 |
In the latest build, open the <dir>:\ManageEngine\EventLog Analyzer\logs\Serverout_yyyy-mm-dd.txt file ⇾ check for the LogFlowRate trace.
DB Retention Period (Settings ⇾ Admin Settings ⇾ DB Retention Settings):
The size of the folders given below
<Dir>:\ManageEngine\EventLog Analyzer\archive:
<Dir>:\ManageEngine\EventLog Analyzer\logs:
<Dir>:\ManageEngine\EventLog Analyzer\pgsql:
<Dir>:\ManageEngine\EventLog Analyzer\ES\archive:
<Dir>:\ManageEngine\EventLog Analyzer\ES\CachedRecord:
<Dir>:\ManageEngine\elasticsearch\ES\data:
<Dir>:\ManageEngine\elasticsearch\ES\logs:
If there are any other folders that is consuming abnormal amount of space, collect the name and size of the same.
Note: Applications like TreeSize can be used if available. |
Archive retention period (Settings ⇾ Admin settings ⇾ Manage archives ⇾ 'Settings' at the top-right corner):
Based on the above collected details:
Calculate the required hardware here. If additional resources are required, cascade the same to the customer.
If the <Dir>:\ManageEngine\EventLog Analyzer\ES\archive file is consuming high amount of disk space, suggest moving the folder to another drive in the same machine, to a different machine, or a shared folder. Ensure that the account used in EventLog Analyzer has read/write permission in the new location.
If the <Dir>:\ManageEngine\elasticsearch\ES\data folder is consuming high amount of disk space, the data can be moved to another drive in the same machine or DB Retention can be reduces (after confirming with the customer).