The following archive audit log configuration settings are managed within the ControlPoint Configuration site:
·ArchiveAuditLogConnectionString the connection string for the database where the Audit_Log_Transfer Database table resides. See Adding the Database Connection String to ControlPoint .
·ArchiveAuditLogIncludedWebApplications a list of Web application GUIDs that you want to include in the archive process (if different than the default, which is all Web applications in the SharePoint farm).
·ArchiveAuditLogProcessInterval the number of hours worth of data that is processed at one time (if different from the default, which is one (1) hour).
See also Modifying ControlPoint Configuration Settings.
By default, if the Audit Archiving process is run from a command line or as a Windows scheduled task, the ControlPoint audit log archive process runs on all Web applications in the SharePoint farm. ControlPoint Application Administrations can, however, specify which Web applications that they want to include in the process (for example, only those that are subject to regulatory requirements).
Web applications that you choose to include in the audit log archiving process will automatically be excluded from the purge process (as determined by the Number of Days to Keep Audit Records, to ensure that the purge process will not run before data is archived.
NOTE: This setting will be ignored if you are running the archive process from the ControlPoint application interface.
To specify Web applications to include in the archiving process:
Enter the Web application's GUID as the Value of the ControlPoint Setting Edit Settings for Web Applications to Include in Audit Logs.
TIP:
·To locate a Web application's GUID, select the Web application in the ControlPoint SharePoint Hierarchy, right-click and choose Properties.
·Copy the ID Property Value and paste it directly into the Web Applications to Include in Audit Logs Value field.
NOTE: Enter multiple Web applications as a comma-separated list.
TIP: Use the Notes field to record the names of included Web applications, as you cannot as easily retrieve a Web application's name based on its GUID.
By default, the archive audit log utility processes one hours worth of audit log data at a time. Generally, it is recommended that you keep the default setting, especially if you have a large amount of data to be archived, as the more data that is archived at one time the greater the demand on server resources.
ControlPoint Application Administrators can, however, increase the number of hours worth of data that is processed at one time by changing the Value of the ControlPoint Configuration Setting Archive Audit Log Process Interval.
This troubleshooting guide:
·identifies where to find log files that can be used to help diagnose issues you may be experiencing with ControlPoint, and
·describes some common issues that you may encounter when using ControlPoint and suggestions on how to resolve them.
Note that the this guide is by no means exhaustive. Factors unique to your environment, such as the size, configuration, and complexity of your SharePoint farm as well as interactions between SharePoint, ControlPoint, other applications and processes, may also need to be taken into consideration.
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