Kory Olson a partagé dans les Galeries Technet deux intéressants scripts en relation avec CLS.
Script: "Collect CLS Logging in PowerShell with Ease"
Téléchargement ici: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Collect-CLS-Logging-in-fdaa4e0a
Description:
Use this script to easily gather logging from whichever CLS Logging Scenario you need to and get the output with a single PowerShell line. You will only need to pass 3 parameters to get the logging you need to troubleshoot your issue or to send the logging to a support engineer for analysis. You don't have to be a PowerShell Guru to get logging and you don't have to navigate a confusing GUI to get what you need. One script on one line is all you need.
Informations détaillées ici: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/nexthop/2017/01/11/collect-cls-logging-for-lync-server-2013-and-skype-for-business-2015-in-powershell/
Script: "List CLS Scenario information to HTML"
Téléchargement ici: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/lync/List-CLS-Scenario-570ab552
Description:
When I am trying to troubleshoot a situation in Skype or Lync with the Centralized Logging Service (CLS), one of the biggest challenges is knowing which scenario to use. I found that it was cumbersome to search with the Cmdlets every time I needed to gather logs for something new. Sometimes I would need to check which components a scenario used and their levels and flags and other times I knew a component but not which scenario it was in. So, I wrote a script that would allow me to quickly find either of these things. I am sure you may find more ways to use it than I did.
The way I use it is to create a shortcut on my taskbar to the HTML file. That way the information is easy to access and quick to search. When it is open, I simply press Ctrl + F and start typing what I am looking for.
Informations détaillées ici: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/nexthop/2017/01/14/list-cls-scenario-information-in-html/
