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RickyDan
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Solved: Missing disk space in Cloudguard Management

Deployed a Cloudguard management appliance in Azure and in the section when it asks for additional disk space, I added 2000 GB so that the disk should be 2100 GB (wanted disk space for logging). However, when I do a df -h on the box, that disk space is not assigned to any partition as shown in the screenshot below. How do I assign that disk space to the management server log partition?

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Solution:

  1. Boot the management server into maintenance mode. Follow sk170732.
  2. From expert mode, run lvm_manager and follow the menu options to resize the log partition. System will reboot.
  3. Revert the management server to normal mode. Refer to sk170732 again.
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Chris_Atkinson
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You should be able to complete the process from the lvm_manager menu.

With that said you should take a backup/snapshot of the system prior.

Additionally since this is a Mgmt server you probably want to execute the resizing process from maintenance mode (sk170732).

The process will involve a few reboots so you'll want to plan a maintenance window of sorts.

CCSM R77/R80/ELITE

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Chris_Atkinson
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Do you see the free/unallocated space in lvm_manager?

 

CCSM R77/R80/ELITE
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RickyDan
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Yes! I see it. What do I do next? I am looking thru sk94671 but I am not sure where to start.

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I believe I have to start at Step 9 in sk94671 but the unallocated space does not have a device name as shown in the fdisk -l output and all the commands need a device name.

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Chris_Atkinson
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You should be able to complete the process from the lvm_manager menu.

With that said you should take a backup/snapshot of the system prior.

Additionally since this is a Mgmt server you probably want to execute the resizing process from maintenance mode (sk170732).

The process will involve a few reboots so you'll want to plan a maintenance window of sorts.

CCSM R77/R80/ELITE
RickyDan
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Thank you. This worked and was very simple.

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the_rock
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I agree with @Chris_Atkinson . Use lvm manager to extend the partition, thats the way to go.

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