ERROR: SFTP transfer failure, not enough disk space, Backup Completed...

[Muhammad umair]

Hi all,

I am taking backup of my cisco call manager 6.1 but the error i am facing is below.

ERROR: SFTP transfer failure, not enough disk space, Backup Completed...

i have alot of space in my disk. and un able to save the tar file on that.

it takes the full bakup and at the end shows the error.

i ahve tried multiple SFTP servers like TITAN FTP , SFTPDserver, Win scp, and few more but the problem is same.

Kindly help..

Regards

[yahsiel2004 · Accepted solution]

Have you tried freeFTPd? Below is a link to the download page.

http://www.freesshd.com/?ctt=download

HTH

Regards,

Yosh

[Muhammad umair]

Yosh,

thanx. but i have already tried this freeFTPD and this was the first one. it gave this error too.

i am stuck here and unable to take the backup of my server. as i have to add a cluster as a subscriber and before that i want to take a backup.

still looking for help.

Regards

[Greg Sleszynski · Accepted solution]

I use Bitvise and it works well. Make sure to create a virtual account in bitvise on the box where your backups are going and also make sure account 'bitvise ssh server' has access to the folder the backups are going to. When setting up the bitvise server only allow access to allow file transfer.

[ray2mba]

hey Grey, is there a link that has instruction on how to use Bitvise to configure a backup?

I installed mine on windows 7 and I created and account but when i want to set up my cisco prime to backup to it, I dont know what to put as the path. any help is welcome.

Thanks.

[barry · Accepted solution]

Left field thought here, but is it possible that your Publisher (and not the SFTP server) is running out of disk space in one or more of the partitions? Just wondering if DRS can't create the temp backup files as there isn't enough space. Have you checked the space available?

HTH

Barry Hesk

Intrinsic Network Solutions

[Muhammad umair]

How to check the space ?  as the server is live  and cant take it down. i also wants to know about the complete steps to addd a cluster as a subsriber. please help

[barry]

Hi Muhammad

"Show status" from the Putty session will give you a very quick view of how much space you have on some of the partitions.

RTMT will give you a lot more information

This document covers adding a subscriber to an existing cluster

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/install/8_6_1/install/cmins861.html

Barry Hesk

Intrinsic Network Solutions