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Event ID 44 — NPS Local Log File Status

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Applies To: Windows Server 2008

If you have configured local file logging, Network Policy Server (NPS) records accounting information in log files on the local hard drive. If NPS cannot write accounting data to log files, NPS stops processing connection requests from configured RADIUS clients.

Event Details

Product: Windows Operating System
ID: 44
Source: NPS
Version: 6.0
Symbolic Name: ACCT_I_OLD_LOG_NOT_FOUND
Message: Disk full. Could not find older logfile to delete and create free space.

Resolve

Create more disk space

To perform this procedure, you must be a member of Domain Admins.

To create more disk space:

  1. Open Command Prompt, type diskmgmt.msc, and then press ENTER. The Disk Management Microsoft Management Console (MMC) opens.
  2. In the Disk Management MMC, check the capacity and free space of the hard drive where the NPS accounting logs are stored. The default log file location is %Systemroot%\system32\LogFiles.
  3. If the drive is out of space, open Windows Explorer, browse to the drive where the NPS accounting logs are stored, and delete files to free up disk space.

Verify

To verify that there is free disk space:

  1. Open Command Prompt, type diskmgmt.msc, and then press ENTER. The Disk Management MMC opens.
  2. In the Disk Management MMC, check the capacity and free space of the hard drive where the NPS accounting logs are stored. The default log file location is %Systemroot%\system32\LogFiles. Ten to fifteen percent of the drive's capacity should be free.
  3. Open Windows Explorer, browse to the drive where the NPS accounting logs are stored, and confirm that the NPS log file is there.

NPS Local Log File Status

Network Policy Server Infrastructure