Right-click the server name and select Logging Tool | New Debug Session,
as seen in Figure 12.12. The Offi ce Communications Server 2007 Logging
Tool window will open.
Figure 12.12 OCS 2007 MMC: New Debug Session Menu Option
3. Locate the Components section and select the components for which you want
to enable logging (see Figure 12.13).
4. While selecting each component, you need to select the level of logging and any
additional fl ags you want to capture in the debug session (see Figure 12.13).
5. Next, you need to select the Log File Options. First select a log type. The types of
logging available are Circular, Sequential, and New File. Circular logs will replace
log entries as needed when a log reaches its maximum size. Sequential logs will
stop logging after the maximum log fi le size has been reached, and New File will
create a new log fi le when the maximum size is reached. Select the logging type
that is most appropriate for your situation (see Figure 12.13).
6. After selecting the logging type, select the maximum size to which you want your
log fi les to grow. By default, this setting is 20 MB. This setting is important to ensure
that logs do not fi ll up your disk drive.
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7. Next, you need to decide whether you want to monitor the session in real time or
just have it written to the log fi les. By enabling Real-Time Monitoring you can
watch the debug session in the trace console. If you choose the Display only option,
the debug logs will not be written to log fi les but just displayed in the trace console.
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