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An engineer with ID344572864 is configuring Media Server service on a Cisco Video Surveillance server. Which is the maximum default amount a disk can be full before it is no longer able to store…
The correct answer is D. 98%. The Cisco Video Surveillance Media Server stops writing video data to a disk once it reaches 98% capacity by default.
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An engineer with ID344572864 is configuring Media Server service on a Cisco Video Surveillance server. Which is the maximum default amount a disk can be full before it is no longer able to store video data?
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- A75%
- B80%
- C95%
- D98%
How the community answered
(29 responses)- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D93% (27)
Why each option
The Cisco Video Surveillance Media Server stops writing video data to a disk once it reaches 98% capacity by default.
75% is not the default threshold - halting at 75% would waste a large portion of usable disk capacity and is not the Cisco Video Surveillance Media Server default.
80% is below the actual default threshold and does not match the configured default for the Cisco Video Surveillance Media Server disk full limit.
95% is closer but still below the actual default threshold of 98% and does not reflect the correct Cisco Video Surveillance Media Server default configuration.
Cisco Video Surveillance Manager's Media Server service is configured by default to stop recording to a disk volume when it reaches 98% capacity, preserving a small buffer to prevent file system errors and allow graceful handling of storage limits without corrupting existing recordings.
Concept tested: Cisco Video Surveillance Media Server disk capacity threshold
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/physical_security/cvsm/admin_guide/CVSM-Admin-Guide.html
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