AlwaysOn collects information before, during, and after a problem occurs. The AlwaysOn scenario collects Info level information (note that Info logging level includes Fatal, Error, and Warning in addition to Info messages) for many of the most common server components. The intended purpose for AlwaysOn is to run the scenario constantly, as the name of the scenario implies. You define and specify a scenario to run and the scenario is run consistently across all servers and pools in the scope of the infrastructure. In the Centralized Logging Service, a scenario is the concept of turning logging on based on a collection of server components, logging levels, and flags, which is much more efficient and useful than having to define these elements on a per-server basis.
To capture the right information, you need to make sure you use the right scenario to collect information that is relevant to the problem. You also issue parameters that define which computers or pools, what scenarios to run (for example, AlwaysOn, another predefined scenario, or a scenario you have created), what Skype for Business Server components (for example, S4, SipStack) to trace. To capture trace logs using the Centralized Logging Service, you issue a command to begin logging on one or more computers and pools.
Summary: Learn how to start or stop a Centralized Logging Service log capture session in Skype for Business Server 2015.
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