If there is a medium or large Server Farm you are managing then it is a pain when it comes to troubleshooting using Log file entries.
Thankfully there is a simple cmdlet that merges the log files from ALL THE SERVERS in the farm and provides the entries in a user-define output file. What's more, we can even filter based on several key parameters such as CorrelationID, Date, Area, Category etc.
Here's the syntax for the same -
Technet reference - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff607721.aspx
Thankfully there is a simple cmdlet that merges the log files from ALL THE SERVERS in the farm and provides the entries in a user-define output file. What's more, we can even filter based on several key parameters such as CorrelationID, Date, Area, Category etc.
Here's the syntax for the same -
Merge-SPLogFile -Path[-Area ] [-AssignmentCollection ] [-Category ] [-ContextFilter ] [-Correlation ] [-EndTime ] [-EventID ] [-ExcludeNestedCorrelation ] [-Level ] [-Message ] [-Overwrite ] [-Process ] [-StartTime ] [-ThreadID ]
Technet reference - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff607721.aspx
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