Lot of files are created in C: drive(making the drive full) while monitoring Exchange Server via Powershell in APM
When powershell is used for monitoring Exchange server, the processing of commands is logged in some .psd1 files. This logging property is specified in "Local Group Policy Editor".
By default, logging is disabled. In case if the customer environment has those logging property enabled, then lot of files will be created in C: quickly making it full.
Resolution :
- Disable powershell logging by referring to the solution mentioned in this link, https://superuser.com/questions/979888/disable-windows-powershell-event-logging
- Delete all the log files once. No more log files should be created.
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