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Unfortunately, regardless of whatever voodoo magic I parse to Logman.exe I cant enable circular logging. If we look at Logman we can see the following traces are running (note the -ets flag)Īnd by default, these are all set to linear logging.Īdditionally, it’s no longer just the trace’s in the folder that gets large.īut now we have PerfMon graphs to worry about!Ī quick look at Logman and we can see that the performance counters are set to not overwrite or circularly record either. Even with “-ets” to force it to run straight on the scheduler. Unfortunately, the old “Logman update trace FabricLeaseLayerTraces -f bincirc –cnf” trick doesn’t work anymore.

Tom and FlinchBot have written about this before, but I’ve never really needed to worry about it thanks to the feature in Set-CsFeatures It’s already at 10GB! So why don’t you just update the logs to circular manually? Here’s one that’s only been up for 2 weeks with no users on it. This also happens on Standard Edition Servers. But within 2 months my logs were already up to 22GB (1 of 3 Enterprise Ed Servers, with 1326 users across the pool) I naively thought that with improvements to 2019 and Azure Service Fabric that logs couldn’t grow out of control like they used to.

However, Azure Fabric logs to C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\SF\Log\Traces Windows Fabric used to log to C:\programdata\Windows Fabric\Fabric\log\Traces With the move to a new app is a new path for log files. With the release of Skype for Business 2019 the backend fabric has been moved to Microsoft Azure Service Fabric. “Misc Server Config > Set Fabric logging to circular” with the error “This server does not have Windows Fabric Installed”

You may have noticed a feature that no longer works with 2019. If like me, you have been using Pat’s awesome Get-CSFeatures script for your Skype for Business builds.