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Exchange 2013 Activesync IIS log file size
We are an Microsoft Exchange environment . We use Active sync to sync our 80 devices (iphones and Samsung galaxies) with exchange, Periodically ( 2 or 3 times a year ) I would delete/cleanup old c$\inetpub\logs\LogFiles\W
Now in those folders the files are over 300 MB each and I have to cleanup these folders monthly.
I understand these are log files, Is my exchange server a problem ? or are some of the smartphones having problems ?
What can I look at to see why these files have now grown 10 times what they were.
Any info is appreciated
Now in those folders the files are over 300 MB each and I have to cleanup these folders monthly.
I understand these are log files, Is my exchange server a problem ? or are some of the smartphones having problems ?
What can I look at to see why these files have now grown 10 times what they were.
Any info is appreciated
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Jeff Glover
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If you mean logs getting bigger each day, it can be for many reasons. You could have more people with mobile devices. Also, the logs cover more than just ActiveSync. It also covers OWA and any other web related stuff. They are basically IIS logs.
I think my underlying question should have been. " Why are my logs so much larger now, than they were at the beginning of the year ?"
My number of active sync users has not changed
I am wondering if there is something in the log I should look at to find out if I am having some type of problem.
I hope that makes sense.