increase inodes

You cannot increase inodes unless you extend the filesystem, do you have more disk space to extend into? I have over 15 years system administration experience with a number of distributions of linux / unix and windows server, working for a large number of blue chip companies here in the UK. I now run my company ([login to view URL]) providing services / hosting to a large number of websites, many of which I provide debugging/troubleshooting services to, therefore I have a keen eye for troubleshooting issues (Wordpress, WooCommerce, Magento to name a few) quickly, As well as this I was CCNA and CCNP certified and hold an ITIL certification. I have immediate availability (I'm a self employed, full time Freelance senior system and network administrator) and most small projects are completed the same day. Skill-List (Including but not limited to): Windows 2000-2012 R2 Server Exchange 2003-2013 Linux / Unix Administration SAN Storage (NetApp, EMC Clariion, HP MSA/EVA/Lefthand) Server Virtualization (Vmware ESX, XenServer) Desktop Virtualization (Vmware View, Xen Desktop) Application Virtualization (Thinapp, Xenapp) Networking (Cisco, Juniper, HP, Extreme, Ubiquiti) Firewall / IDS (Cisco, Fortigate, Juniper, ISA Server) Backup (CA Arcserve, HP Data protector) Server administration (MsSQL, MySQL, IIS, Apache, SCCM, WSUS) VoIP Solutions (Nortel, Avaya, Shoretel, Asterisk, FreePBX) Penetration Testing / Server Security/Hardening

Do you have root access to your server?. I'm looking forwards to your response. Thank you.

Hi, Just to give you a little background about myself. I've been working as a freelancer for ~8 years, and been doing C and assembly and linux long before starting to freelance, ~10 years, im self thought in everything. ive had an article published in a security paper, phrack, some years ago, about the linux scheduler and hiding tasks/finding those :-) was when i was doing C/asm, but left me with a good debugging instinct, i dont think theres something i cant debug on linux. I would be happy to troubleshoot and resolve this issue for you. What filesystem do you have? how many HDD are installed on the OS ? What OS are you running? Kind Regards

i'm expert on linux, so i can help you to configure inodes on your linux. i will make sure there is no lost data