Logging (Command Line)

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By default, the results of LCSCmd commands are logged to the %temp% folder to a file named context_action[date][time].html. For example, consider the following command.

LCSCmd /forest /action:CheckAllPoolsState

If this command were run on December 15, 2008 at 4:32:30 PM, the log file would be named Forest_CheckAllPoolsState[2008_12_15][16_32_30].html.

For actions that include the /Role parameter, the role is also included in the file name. For example, if you run the Activate action on the Server context with a role of EE (Enterprise Edition), your log file would be named something like this:

Server_EE_Activate[2008_12_15][16_32_30].html

Similarly, if you run the ActivateApp action on the AppServer context, by default the log file name will include the application ID. For example, if you specify the Microsoft.Rtc.Application.Caa ID, your log file name will be something like this:

AppServer_Microsoft.Rtc.Application.Caa_ActivateApp[2008_12_15][16_32_30].html

The log file name will be displayed as part of the command output.

...
Executing "Check Active Directory Object CN={9C647842-4218-4DB6-A317-41A477FDDCC4}"
Executing "Validate Pool FQDN DNS registration"
Check the log file "C:\DOCUME~1\ADMIN~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\Forest_CheckAllPoolsSate[2008__12_15][16_32_30].html" for details.
...

If you want to specify your own path and file name, use the /L parameter in your command.

LCSCmd /forest /action:CheckAllPoolsState /l:C:\MyLogs\PoolStateLog1.html

You can disable logging altogether by following the /L parameter with a hyphen.

LCSCmd /forest /action:CheckAllPoolsState /l:-

To save the log as an XML file rather than HTML, include the /XML parameter.

LCSCmd /forest /action:CheckAllPoolsState /XML