SQL Server data and log file placement for SFB server

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SQL Server data and log file placement for SFB server

by Sushil G 20/02/2023, 4:12 PMupdated 09/04/2023, 5:38 PM 1.5k Views

SQL Server data and log file placement for SFB server

SQL Server data and log file placement for SFB server

As you already know guys instances consists of the various databases which are associated with SFB server and below are the type of database files which are used to store data and transactions logs both

Data and Log Files for Central Management Store

Central Management store database files	Data file or log purpose
Xds.ldf	Transaction log file for the Central Management store
Xds.mdf	Maintains the configuration of the current SFB server topology, as defined and published by Topology Builder
Lis.mdf	Location Information service data file
Lis.ldf	Transaction log for the Location Information service data file

Data and Log files for User, Conferencing, and Address Book

Core SFB server database files	Data file or log purpose
Rtc.mdf	Persistent user data (for example, access control lists (ACLs), contacts, scheduled conferences)
Rtc.ldf	Transaction log for Rtc data
Rtcdyn.mdf	Maintains transient user data (presence runtime data)
Rtcdyn.ldf	Transaction log for Rtcdyn data
Rtcab.mdf	Real-time communications (RTC) address book database is the SQL Server repository where Address Book service information is stored
Rtcab.ldf	Transaction log for Address Book Service
Rtclocal.mdb	Hosts the conference directory
Rtcxds.mdf	Maintains the backup for user data
Rtcxds.ldf	Transaction log for Rtcxds data

Data and Log Files for Call Park and Response Group

Application database	Data file or log purpose
Cpsdyn.mdf	Dynamic information database for the Call Park application
Cpsdyn.ldf	Transaction log for Call Park application data file
Rgsconfig.mdf	SFB Server Response Group service data file for the configuration of the services
Rgsconfig.ldf	Transaction log file for the Response Group application configuration
Rgsdyn.mdf	Response Group service data file for runtime operations
Rgsdyn.ldf	Transaction log for the Response Group service runtime data file

Data and Log Files for Archiving and Monitoring Server

Archiving and Monitoring database files	Data file or log purpose
LcsCdr.mdf	Data store for the call detail recording (CDR) process of the Monitoring Server
LcsCdr.ldf	Transaction log for call detail recording (CDR) data
QoEMetrics.mdf	Quality of Experience data file stored from the Monitoring Server
QoEMetrics.ldf	Transaction log for Monitoring data
Lcslog.mdf	Data file for the retention of instant messaging and conferencing data on an Archiving Server
Lcslog.ldf	Transaction log for Archiving data

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