I have just recently installed Client Status Reporting onto my central site server. I have configured the tool to run on a schedule daily for both Client Pulse and Client Ping. I wanted the tool to gather the details immediately and was planning on chaging the schedule to something more realistic (twice a week) after the inital collection of data was gathered (we have many client machines that do not connect for days on end, hence the need to collect immediately and daily for a couple weeks) The tool has been collecting info now for 3 days and the System Volume Information folder on the drive that the tool was installed has skyrocketed in size. There is a single file that was created at 4:30 PM last night (June 20) and last modofied at 11:50 PM same day. The file is 37 GB in size. Was this file created by the CSR tool? Where does CSR cache its data? I am finding it coinicidental that I ran out of sapce on this drive at the same time I'm collecting data from CSR. The data drive ran out of space by the size of this file. Does anyone know where CSR writes its data too temporarily?

What is the name of the file? If I remembere right all data is store within the SQL.http://www.enhansoft.com/

The file name appears similar to a GUID - 49{3808876b-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752} Once I freed up some space it was able to dump itself. My concern is was what cause this? If CSR does cache into the SYstem Volume Information folder, I will need to change the installation directory.