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How to trace the big files causing high disk usage
Hi All,
One very urgent issue and I need your help. I have two V490 servers installed with Sun Solaris 10. I have traced out that the disk usage is running out of space for both the servers. Currently the /dev/md/dsk/d10 device is 91% in one server and another is 56% and it is increasing very rapidly. In the last 3 days both of them has been increase 8-10%. / partition is mounted on the /dev/md/dsk/d10. I want to trace out the files which are unnecessarily blocking the disk usage. How can I do it? Thanks in Advance Nilanjan |
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