As role admin, at label admin_low, unmount the audit partitions from the workstation by running the umount(1M) command. 
For example, on the audit file server egret:
| egret$ umount /etc/security/audit/egret egret$ umount /etc/security/audit/egret.1 egret$ umount /etc/security/audit/egret.2 egret$ umount /etc/security/audit/egret.3 | 
Reduce reserved filesystem space on each partition to 0% with the command tunefs -m 0.
The security administrator sets the reserved filesystem space (called the minfree limit) in the audit_control(4) file.
For example, on the audit file server egret:
| egret$ tunefs -m 0 /etc/security/audit/egret egret$ tunefs -m 0 /etc/security/audit/egret.1 egret$ tunefs -m 0 /etc/security/audit/egret.2 egret$ tunefs -m 0 /etc/security/audit/egret.3 | 
Similarly, on the workstation willet:
| willet$ umount /etc/security/audit/willet willet$ tunefs -m 0 /etc/security/audit/willet | 
See the tunefs(1M) man page for more information on the advantages and disadvantages of tuning a file system.