SharePoint [Study Notes]-changes the SharePoint System Log ULS to null

Solution:

1. Save as changeaccounts_sptracev4.ps1 and run

 # Get the Tracing Service. $ farm = Get-spfarm $ tracingservice = $ farm. Services | where {$ _. Name-EQ  "  Sptracev4  "  } # Get  "  Svc_sp_services  "  Managed account. $ managedaccount = Get-spmanagedaccount  "  * *** \ Defaservice Service  " # Set the Tracing Service to run under the managed account. $ tracingservice. processidentity. currentidentitytype =  "  Specificuser  "  $ Tracingservice. processidentity. managedaccount = $ managedaccount $ tracingservice. processidentity. Update () # This actually changes  "  Run  "  Account of the Windows service. $ tracingservice. processidentity. Deploy () 

 

2. Add "**** \ defaultservice" to the performance log users of the Local Group.

3. Restart the sptracev4 service.

Reference: http://blog.octavie.nl/index.php/2010/11/12/using-a-domain-account-for-sptracev4-service/

Solution:

1. Save as changeaccounts_sptracev4.ps1 and run

 # Get the Tracing Service. $ farm = Get-spfarm $ tracingservice = $ farm. Services | where {$ _. Name-EQ  "  Sptracev4  "  } # Get  "  Svc_sp_services  "  Managed account. $ managedaccount = Get-spmanagedaccount  "  * *** \ Defaservice Service "  # Set the Tracing Service to run under the managed account. $ tracingservice. processidentity. currentidentitytype =  "  Specificuser  "  $ Tracingservice. processidentity. managedaccount = $ managedaccount $ tracingservice. processidentity. Update () # This actually changes  "  Run  "  Account of the Windows service. $ tracingservice. processidentity. Deploy () 

 

2. Add "**** \ defaultservice" to the performance log users of the Local Group.

3. Restart the sptracev4 service.

Reference: http://blog.octavie.nl/index.php/2010/11/12/using-a-domain-account-for-sptracev4-service/