Dear @Spryde ,

Spryde wrote

I'm getting same messages everyday. Already tried to lower the log/events entries... and also deleted all logs/archived/events... But after a few hours the message is coming back.

What can I do? Maybe manually delete all the logs via terminal/ssh?

Thank you very much for your feedback!

It has been confirmed that your problem is mainly due to the fact that the log limit monitoring is real-time, and after the log limit is reached, only 10% of the logs are deleted, it will cause the logs to easily fill up again, and thus this log prompt will appear frequently.

You don't need to worry about this prompt, this log alert is not actually an Error, it's just an Info, it just tells you that the log has reached its limit and 10% of the log content has been deleted.

You can keep an eye on the official website, we will optimize it in the subsequent SDN controller V5.3 version.

Best Regards!

Dear @Spryde,

Spryde wrote

Thx for your feedback. Concerning Controller v5.3 - is there any timeline for this version? Found another document, that later this year v5.2 will come out.

So v5.3 will come in 2023? Or is there any other timeline, release cycle? Don't want to wait for this too long.

As I know, the SDN Controller v5.3 is on the way, but there is no definite news and no specific release date yet.

Once the new controller firmware is available, we'll update this post actively, welcome to subscribe~

Best Regards!

  @ICT-SRCO 

There maybe no more Alerts, but if you go to Events option, there could be many entries like some devices connect, some disconnect etc..

If you get such alerts frequently, there are probably a lot of client roaming events, which generate many logs. You can go to Log – Notifications, to adjust the notification settings. For example, you can uncheck “Log full” notification in System, or “Client Roaming (Wireless)” notification in Client, or other frequent log types.