Use the CLI pm failure max-sysdumps-age command to set the maximum days to keep sysdump files. To restore the retention of sysdumps default value use the no form of this command.
Prerequisites
Administrator access to the Email Security - Server appliance
To change the number of days to keep sysdump files:
Go to the CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Enter the command
pm failure max-sysdumps-age <number of days>:hostname (config) # pm failure max-sysdumps-age <number of days>
Example
The following command configures the sysdump files to be retained up to 300 days. You can verify the setting with a show pm command. You can reset the setting to its default value of 365 days by using the no pm failure max-sysdumps-age command.
hostname (config) # pm failure max-sysdumps-age 300
hostname (config) # show pm Process launch / shutdown: ... Crash handling: ... Maximum number of sysdumps to allow: 100 Maximum number of days to keep sysdumps: 300 ... Other: ...