List of Temp files to be delete/clean up in Hyperion Server

Hi,
I am beginer in Hyperion Administration world;
Can any one please suggest the best practice of maintaining the logs and cleaning the list of temp files/folders in Application and Essbase Servers?
Currnetly we are using only Planning, Essbase and Reporting; Version is 11.1.2.1.600.
Thanks a lot for all your help inadvance!
Regards,
VA

Hi,
This is very generic question & might have different answers to it.
As far as log maintenance goes, you can explore Enterprise manager that comes with EPM which has different options such as rotation of the logs. Also, you can export specific logs to certain format.
You can go to Enterprise Manager from this URL : http://<server>:7001/em & Weblogic server should be in runnning state.
If you face any issue & there is need to restart the services, do take backup/archive of logs under epmsystem1\diagnostics\logs\services & under domains\EPMSytem\<ManagedServer>\logs , because they get flushed when you restart services.
I dont think you have to worry much about cleaning up of temp files as EPM takes care on that.
Thanks,
Santy.

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