I have the "AlwaysOn" CLS logging scenario running in my Lync 2013 Enterprise deployment. I did not configure the CacheFileNetworkFolder option since i don't care about retaining these logs anywhere other than on the local drives of the Lync servers so i just left it blank. Now every few hours or so I am getting Event ID 33020 in each Lync server and SCOM is firing an alert as well.
The CsClsLogging configuration is as follows:
PS C:\> Get-CsClsConfiguration
Identity : Global
Scenarios : {Name=AlwaysOn, Name=MediaConnectivity, Name=ApplicationSharing,
Name=AudioVideoConferencingIssue...}
SearchTerms : {Type=Phone;Inserts=ItemE164,ItemURI,ItemSIP,ItemPII,
Type=URI;Inserts=ItemURI,ItemSIP,ItemPII,
Type=CallId;Inserts=ItemCALLID,ItemURI,ItemSIP,ItemPII,
Type=ConfId;Inserts=ItemCONFID,ItemURI,ItemSIP,ItemPII...}
SecurityGroups : {}
Regions : {}
EtlFileFolder : C:\CLSTracing
EtlFileRolloverSizeMB : 20
EtlFileRolloverMinutes : 60
TmfFileSearchPath : C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Lync Server 2013\Tracing\
CacheFileLocalFolders : C:\CLSTracing
CacheFileNetworkFolder :
CacheFileLocalRetentionPeriod : 14
CacheFileLocalMaxDiskUsage : 80
ComponentThrottleLimit : 5000
ComponentThrottleSample : 3
MinimumClsAgentServiceVersion : 6
Is there a way to stop the flow of these events without having to configure CLS to transfer the logs to a network share?