Vmware server machine has beep sound

[PGV269]

Good day .

Please can i be assisted in the following log error message:

Logging to storage has failed.  Logs are no longer  being stored locally on this host.

Vmware client

[daphnissov]

Hello, please read the article in my signature and respond accordingly.

[PGV269]

Good day.

Thank you very much .

Let me explain more into detail what am facing:

On vShere Client events i got the following error message:

Logging to storage has failed.  Logs are no longer

being stored locally on this host.

error

07/03/2019 06:27:48 AM

STORAGE IS FULL.

How can i locate the directory.

[daphnissov]

Clearly you didn't take away very much from my article. I'm trying to get you to post more details. What version of ESXi? What else is going on? First thing to do is take an SSH session to your host and run a df -h to see the file system usage.

[PGV269]

Good morning.

The version ESXi 5.0.0,469512.

Am a Beginner on Vmware the error message that i got is :

Logging to storage has failed.  Logs are no longer

being stored locally on this host.

error

07/03/2019 06:27:48 AM

STORAGE IS FULL

AND ITS MAKING A BEEP SOUND.

I would like to clear the messages and the get ride of the deep sound.

[gowatana]

I moved from NVIDIA VMware Community because the forum to post is different.

[continuum]

> STORAGE IS FULL
That is an easy fix:
Plan A: free up some space by deleting stuff you  no longer need
Plan B: get more storage
> AND ITS MAKING A BEEP SOUND.
What does that sound like ?
Option A: some app uses this as a warning signal and this alarm may go away after you are done with Plan A oder B
Option B: it sounds like the device is kaputt - you can probably ignore this after you are done with plan B
> I would like to clear the messages and the get ride of the deep sound.
Bad approach: you want to solve your "dont have enough free space to work" problem - cureing the symptoms will not help you.

I have to tell you the same as you have already been told.
More details >>> better answers