Step 1 : Login to the Particular server

Step 2 : Execute df h /exp

You can see the capacity(used space)
Step 3 : Change the directory to /exp
cd /exp
Step 4 : Execute the command ls ltr
You can see the dmp file and its log file like mentioned below.
-rw-r----- 1 oracle dba
3774807 Nov 24 21:02 export_metadata_dp_ROSHXP.dmp.gz
-rw-r--r-- 1 oracle dba
5650 Nov 24 21:03 export_metadata_dp_ROSHXP.log
Step 5 : View the last 10 lines of the log file,
tail -10 <File_Name>
EX : tail -10 export_metadata_dp_ROSHXP.log
You can see the last tne lines of the file as below,
21:09:51 /exp/
21:09:51 /exp/export_metadata_dp_X2KBOP.dmp.gz
21:09:51 /VRTS_IMAGE_SIZE_RECORD
21:09:51 INF - Client completed sending data for backup
21:09:58 INF - Mounted media id BB0426
21:09:59 INF - Beginning backup on server sasbsp11-nb of client sasbsp11-nb
21:10:00 INF - Server status = 0
21:10:01 INF - Backup by oracle on client sasbsp11-nb using policy
ORACLE_UNIX_PROD_sasbsp11, sched Monthly_Oracle_Backup:the requested operation was
successfully completed
Metadata Datapump export dump done for X2KBOP at Fri Oct 24 21:10:21 PDT 2014
Step 6 : If Server status=0 and if you see the keyword Backup:the requested operation was
successfully completed, then you have to confirm the dmp file and then remove the dmp file
ls l <File_Name>
EX : ls l /exp export_metadata_dp_ROSHXP.dmp.gz

If the dmp file is listed, it means the file exist. This is just for your confirmation.
Then remove the dmp file
rm /exp <File_name>
Ex : rm /exp export_metadata_dp_ROSHXP.dmp.gz