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what does event type "configuration full" mean?

gwhynott
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Hello,

thanks in advanced for any comments.

I recieved an email from our 6500 alerting me that the confiuration is full,  i assumed it meant the start-up config,  but it isn't that large..

COR1VSS2#dir system:
Directory of system:/

    2  dr-x           0                    <no date>  memory
    1  -rw-       59020  May 11 2011 18:42:04 -04:00  running-config
   12  dr-x           0                    <no date>  vfiles

No space information available
COR1VSS2#

thanks again for your time,

greg

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The "full" here has nothing to do with a status, but rather the fact that the device since an SCH message with the full configuration.  This is not a problem, just a notice.  The sub-types can be full or delta for the configuration and inventory types.

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yjdabear
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If the exact verbiage was "Configuration buffer full, can't add command...", try:

Router#conf t
Router(config)#service compress-config
Router#wr

thanks for that,  but it wasn't tthe error..  here is some copy/pasting:

    Subject:     System Notification From COR1VSS2 - configuration:full - 2011-05-12 13:00:00 GMT-04:00

2011-05-12 13:00:00 GMT-04:00
Configuration

configuration
full
Cisco Systems
Catalyst 6500 Series Switches

thanks anyway yjdabear

greg

This email appears to be sent by the Cisco Call Home feature. It could still be the startup-config size issue. You can verify that by posting the output of "dir nvram:" as well as trying to execute "copy run start" and see if it returns "configuration buffer full..."

The "full" here has nothing to do with a status, but rather the fact that the device since an SCH message with the full configuration.  This is not a problem, just a notice.  The sub-types can be full or delta for the configuration and inventory types.

nice.  thanks for the info!

thank you both yjdabear and Joseph Clarke for your time. 

take care,

greg

also, there is a good document about Call Home feature and on page 8 of the doc there is an abstract on the message types:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/lan/smart_call_home/Smart_Call_Home_Technical_White_Paper.pdf

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