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Alexm at 07:19, 28 May 2014

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Alexm at 08:20, 26 May 2014

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Alexm at 08:19, 26 May 2014

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Alexm: Created page with "We have been alerted by our system that your HDD storage is becoming low. In order for the system to continue to function smoothly, you need to clear off some event data. If ..."

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Created page with "We have been alerted by our system that your HDD storage is becoming low. In order for the system to continue to function smoothly, you need to clear off some event data. If ..."

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We have been alerted by our system that your HDD storage is becoming low.
In order for the system to continue to function smoothly, you need to clear off some event data. If the full HDD causes an OS failure, this is not an Idrive Supported repair.

Please look at the Auto Delete option, and at create a policy for automatic HDD clearing of events.

We suggest a few things:
From the idrive Control Center software; Go to Settings>Admin Settings>and select the tab Automatically Delete Events
• Check the box to Delete events older than (30, 60, 180 or whatever you choose)
• Make a selection to keep Locked and /or Scored Events (and subsequently levels of Scored Events)
• If you need them archived, select the box for “Backup”
o This will allow the system to create a backup event either full size or compressed and send it to an external HDD or Network HDD to alleviate filling up this HDD
o If you choose, you can plug in a USB HDD or eSata HDD so as not to use network resources
• If you choose to back up to a network drive and it requires Windows Active Directory and/or Peer to peer network sign in, you can place those credentials in the boxes as necessary

We hope this assists you in creating a company policy to delete and /or archive your important data

Let us know if we can assist you in any way

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 *If you choose to back up to a network drive and it requires Windows Active Directory and/or Peer to peer network sign in, you can place those credentials in the boxes as necessary
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 We hope this assists you in creating a company policy to delete and /or archive your important data
 Let us know if we can assist you in any way

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 In order for the system to continue to function smoothly, you need to clear off some event data. If the full HDD causes an OS failure, this is not an Idrive Supported repair.
-Please look at the Auto Delete option, and at create a policy for automatic HDD clearing of events.
+Please look at the Auto Delete option, and create a policy for automatic HDD clearing of events.
 We suggest a few things:

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 We suggest a few things:
 From the idrive Control Center software; Go to Settings>Admin Settings>and select the tab Automatically Delete Events
-•	Check the box to Delete events older than (30, 60, 180 or whatever you choose)
+*Check the box to Delete events older than (30, 60, 180 or whatever you choose)
-•	Make a selection to keep Locked and /or Scored Events (and subsequently levels of Scored Events)
+*Make a selection to keep Locked and /or Scored Events (and subsequently levels of Scored Events)
-•	If you need them archived, select the box for “Backup”
+*If you need them archived, select the box for “Backup”
-o	This will allow the system to create a backup event either full size or compressed and send it to an external HDD or Network HDD to alleviate filling up this HDD
+**This will allow the system to create a backup event either full size or compressed and send it to an external HDD or Network HDD to alleviate filling up this HDD
-o	If you choose, you can plug in a USB HDD or eSata HDD so as not to use network resources
+**If you choose, you can plug in a USB HDD or eSata HDD so as not to use network resources
-•	If you choose to back up to a network drive and it requires Windows Active Directory and/or Peer to peer network sign in, you can place those credentials in the boxes as necessary
+*If you choose to back up to a network drive and it requires Windows Active Directory and/or Peer to peer network sign in, you can place those credentials in the boxes as necessary