Note: If you run a repair installation or upgrade the application, this setting will likely revert, and you will need to perform the modification again.
If you are increasing the size of the logs, it is crucial to ensure that there is enough storage space to accommodate the larger log files. By default, Rapid Recovery creates 3 log files, each of 25 MB, resulting in a total of 75 MB of log data. If you increase the log file size to 10 GB, you will need to ensure there is enough space to store up to 30 GB of logs in the default path.
Please verify that your storage volume has sufficient space to handle this increase. If necessary, you can change the path of the log files to another volume with adequate space. For detailed instructions on how to change the log file path, please refer to the following Knowledge Base article:
Changing the location of log files in Rapid Recovery .
Follow the next steps to increase the size of the log files.
To change the location of the log files for the Agent:
- Stop the Core service.
- In C:\Program Files\AppRecovery\Agent\, you'll find a Logging.dll.nlog.config file.
- Make a copy of the file as a safeguard.
- Open the file in notepad.
- Find the following line: archiveAboveSize
- The default size is 26214400 bytes or 25MB
- Change the size to the desired amount in bytes. For example, to increase the log file size to 1 GB, you would set archiveAboveSize to 1073741824 bytes.
- Save the file.
- Start the Core service.
To change the location of the log files for the Core:
- Stop the Core service.
- In C:\Program Files\AppRecovery\Core\CoreService, you'll find a Logging.dll.nlog.config file. Make a backup copy of that file as a safeguard.
- Make a copy of the file as a safeguard.
- Open the file in notepad.
- Find the following line: archiveAboveSize
- The default size is 26214400 bytes or 25MB
- Change the size to the desired amount in bytes. For example, to increase the log file size to 1 GB, you would set archiveAboveSize to 1073741824 bytes.
- Save the file.
- Start the Core service.