Identity Suite Virtual Appliance during startup reports the following error:
Provisioning Server 192.168.0.30 [OK] im_ps is running
[OK] co file usage: 100MB/250MB (4%)
[OK] inc file usage: 120MB/250MB (48%)
[OK] main file usage: 200MB/250MB (80%)
[ERROR] notify file usage: 250MB/250MB (100%)
Notification DSA alarm log reports the following:
** ALARM **: File space exhausted
IM Provisioning Server (IMPS) can no longer store notifications and becomes unresponsive.
Release : 14.x, 14.x CPX
Component : Identity Suite vApp
Initial cause for this is inability of IMPS to send notifications to Identity Manager server (IMS)
This can happen because IMPS cannot establish a connection to IMS.
Another reason is that some notification cannot be processed by IMS, and blocks the notification queue.
Notifications that IMPS continue to store in the notification DSA eventually exhaust DSA space.
Another possibility is that notification DSA size was not chosen big enough to satisfy IM activities.
This knowledge base article:
How to clear Provisioning Server notification queue (inbound synchronization)
explains how to deal with a notification that is blocking the queue.
However, if DSA file space is exhausted, it is not possible to remove the blocking notification using LDAP browser as explained in the above article.
There are two possibilities to fix this problem:
SSH to the vApp machine as the 'config' user
Use 'dsa' user:
su - dsa
Stop the DSA:
dxserver stop <DSA_name>
DSA_name should be like ca-prov-srv-01-impd-notify
Backup the DSA data:
Check if there's enough free disk space on your machine
Modify the $DXHOME/config/servers/<DSA_name>.dxi file:
find "set dxgrid-db-size = 250;" in the file and increase it to whatever value you need. The value is in megabytes. Recommended Size = 2000
Extend the DSA db file:
dxextenddb <DSA_name>
Start the DSA:
dxserver start <DSA_name>