Thanks, Pavel
The web sync log should be enabled by default.
On the IE replisapi.dll?diag page, what do you see the status as?
ReplIsapi Settings:
ReplIsapi Settings:
Can you create a new virtual directory and try with that?
Also how did you come into this situation. Did anything change after you created the virtual directory.
|||Yes, I have tried to create virtual directory few times and nothing has changed. I can't realize any change on the server, which could switch off logging.
Another thing is, that we need to monitor production system in which we cannot change virtual directory. In the test enviroment we have not any problems.
|||What about uninstalling and reinstalling the IIS side repl components? Could you try that?|||That's problem, It's production in which a thousands of subscribers are synchronizing and we cannot stop the system. All is working fine, but sometimes, say 1 day in months, there is problem with timeouts on some subscribers and the problem can be repeated on the client side in that moment. So we would like to enable logging in that moment to say, that the timeout is or is not on the server.|||I dont know how you got into this situation, but here is what you can try:
Check if you have this key in your registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Replication\WebSyncLoggingOff
Is this value 1?
If it is, reset it to 0. Then do iisreset.
That should solve your problem
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