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Chapter 3 Monitoring and Backing Up the BTS

Moving Core Files

The BTS automatically removes these core files when disk space is critically low or the core file has aged beyond a maximum allowable time. However, to ensure proper BTS performance move these core files off the BTS to another storage area as soon as they are generated. Refer to the Directory Containing Core Files dataword for the location of the core file.

Use the settings in the cfm.cfg file to configure how to monitor and manage core files.

Table 3-7 Core File Monitor Configuration File Parameters and Conditions

Parameter	Condition
CORE_FILE_MONITOR_DISABLE	If set to true, the core file monitor audit is not
	performed. Default setting is false.
CORE_FILE_ALARM_ENABLE	If set to false, the core file monitor alarm is not
	issued when a core file is found in the network
	element bin directory. Default setting is true.
CORE_FILE_MINIMUM_SPACE	This is the minimum free file space in megabytes
	which will trigger the automatic deletion of the
	oldest core files. Default is 5 GB.
CORE_FILE_AGE_TO_DELETE	This is the maximum time in hours that a core file
	can exist before it is automatically deleted.
	Default is 72 hours.
CORE_FILE_AGE_DELETE_ENABLE	If set to true, core files are deleted automatically
	when their maximum age is reached. Default is
	true.
CORE_FILE_SPACE_DELETE_ENABLE	If set to to true, the oldest core files are deleted
	when free file space is low. Default is true.

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