SharePoint IIS Log Path
ISS Log Path best practices report by SPDocKit determines whether the IIS Log files are stored on the primary drive.
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ISS Log Path best practices report by SPDocKit determines whether the IIS Log files are stored on the primary drive.
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This check determines whether the IIS Log files are stored on the primary drive.
The log files generated by IIS can consume a lot of space and could potentially fill an entire hard drive. This can cause many problems if logs are being stored on the primary drive, which is usually the C: drive. The default path is %SystemDrive%inetpublogsLogFiles.
A couple of solutions for this problem are outlined in the following article. Whenever possible, we recommend moving the log folder to a secondary drive or a network share. The default log folder can be changed at IIS Manager > Connection Pane > Logging.
If you have multiple web front-end servers in your SharePoint farm, don’t forget to update them all.
Additional information can be found in the following article:
