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Disk usage issue on Cisco Firepower

I have low space in file system /var/ en my cisco firepower sensor, I validated files with big weight and I found a file in path /var/sf/detection_engines that takes a lot of space (110G):

 

root@SFNGIPSB:/var/sf/detection_engines# du -sh *

 

110G 5b63061c-a756-11e8-8842-8a7aff71b588

116M 5b6dd3b2-a756-11e8-8842-8a7aff71b588

116M 5b6ed564-a756-11e8-8842-8a7aff71b588

 

@ciscoCommunity Can I delete this file?

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Marvin Rhoads
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Older detection engine folders may be deleted. Make sure it's not the one associated with your current policy.

Hi,

I suggest to apply these commands to see the actual files occupying sizes

find /home -type f -print0 | xargs -0 du -h | sort -rh | head -n 30

find /ngfw -type f -print0 | xargs -0 du -h | sort -rh | head -n 30

find /var/sf -type f -print0 | xargs -0 du -h | sort -rh | head -n 30

You will see things like update files, logs files, etc not deleted.

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Effectively, engine folder with high weight is the one associated with my current policy , the next files have huge weight:

root@SFNGIPSB:/var/sf/detection_engines/5b63061c-a756-11e8-8842-8a7aff71b588# du -sh *

32G instance-1
19G instance-2
14G instance-3
14G instance-4
14G instance-5
18G instance-6

 

what can I  do to free up space?

I suggest to contact tac to get their confirmation before deleting files.
You don't want to get this wrong.

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@Marvin Rhoads  Effectively, engine folder with high weight is the one associated with my current policy , the next files have huge weight:

root@SFNGIPSB:/var/sf/detection_engines/5b63061c-a756-11e8-8842-8a7aff71b588# du -sh *

32G instance-1
19G instance-2
14G instance-3
14G instance-4
14G instance-5
18G instance-6

what can I  do to free up space?

I agree with @Mohammed al Baqari to check with TAC first. They should confirm you can delete the old detection engine files.

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