Netbackup Media Servers overrunning disc with logs - 50MBs a day

[Tacfire]

I'm running NB Enterprise Server 7.0, and am experiencing some servers which are producing over 50MBs of Logs a day.  I am conducting a full backup everyday of just the System State on these select Servers, yet see consistently logging 50MBs a day.  I have the verbose logging to set to Zero.  Has anyone seen this, and why is it happening everyday?

Thanks,

Pat

[Tacfire]

Just reviewed the Logs again everyone, and have to clarify it's 50MBs per log File, and over 26GBs of Logs per day..   I need to get this figured out, why is this server logging so much data.

[Anonymous]

This sounds like the unified logging that is creating the logs

See this post for relevant technotes:
https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/usropenvlogs-media-server-65

Issue the command

$ vxlogcfg -p 51216 -o Default -l

You will see these lines:
MaxLogFileSizeKB = 51200

The above forum post has all the commands you need to tame the logging.

[Tacfire]

Thank you for the Quick response.  I applied the switch, but still see the Logs Spawing in the "NBSL" Directory, under \..Netbackup\Logs, and these logs are generating fast.  It's filling 50MBs in a less than a Minute.  What in the heck could this thing be logging?  The Server is not backing up anything at the time these logs are filling up. 

[js88699]

I know on UNIX the unified logs usually go to /usr/openv/logs and the old style logs would go to /usr/openv/netbackup/logs.  If the log is going to the old location under netbackup, and it's the form log.<date> then just remove the log files and the directory and the logging should stop.  NBSL has to do with NOM, not sure you need to log that anyway.