Cleanup Operations
Data Cleanup
The Cloudpath system is designed to clean up old data and log files. The Data Cleanup page () provides the ability to schedule automatic cleanup thresholds. In most environments, the default settings for cleanup operations are adequate.
Additionally, you can clean up items using the Cleanup section at the bottom of the associated page. For example, remove authentication server data using the Cleanup section at the bottom of the Modify Authentication Server page, or clean up workflows using the Cleanup section at the bottom of the , Advanced tab.
Welcome Page Todo Items
When you first log into the Cloudpath Admin UI, the Welcome page displays. On this page, a Todo Items list may exist. The Todo Items indicates system or configuration issues that should be addressed.
If the Todo Item message indicates that the disk partition is almost full, you might consider removing some old wizard versions that are saved.
Remove Old Wizard Versions
A system with multiple updates may contain unused wizard versions. The
Wizard Versions on Disk section on the
Data Cleanup page allows you to delete extraneous wizard versions. When you delete a version from
the admin UI, it removes both the tar.gz and the extracted wizard files from the
/opt/ cloudpath/work/admin/versions directory.
Other Cleanup Operations
The Cloudpath system provides additional cleanup commands, if needed. For example:
The
support system clean-disk command cleans up the JBoss server log.
Refer to the Cloudpath Enrollment System Command Reference for more information.
Firewall Settings
The Cloudpath Admin UI provides a table () that lists the inbound and outbound traffic of your Cloudpath ES. This information is dynamically generated based on the current system configuration and can changes as the system configuration is modified.