By default all the logs are located at : C:\ProgramData\Symantec.CSM\Logs
Where "C:\ProgramData" is related to the system variable : ALLUSERSPROFILE=C:\ProgramData
If you want to locate your log in a different folder or drive due to disk space you can edit the configuration files.
To change the log file location you need to edit the conrresponding .config file. Each service in CCS has a configuration file matching its name, as example :
Application service filename = AppserverService.exe.config
DPS Service filename = Symantec.CSM.DPS.exe.config
In each configuration file you have the following entry:
<logging>
<add key="Log.FileLogger.Severity" value="Verbose" />
<add key="Log.FileLogger.BaseFilename" value="AppServer.Service" />
<add key="Log.FileLogger.LogDirectory" value="AppServer" />
<add key="Log.EventLogger.Severity" value="Critical" />
<add key="Log.Severity" value="Warning" />
<add key="Log.Disable" value="false" />
<add key="Log.CategoryFilter" value="" />
<add key="Log.TypeFilter" value="" />
</logging>
Edit the following line :
<logging>
<add key="Log.FileLogger.Severity" value="Verbose" />
<add key="Log.FileLogger.BaseFilename" value="AppServer.Service" />
<add key="Log.FileLogger.LogDirectory" value="C:\CCS_Logs\AppServer" />
<add key="Log.EventLogger.Severity" value="Critical" />
<add key="Log.Severity" value="Warning" />
<add key="Log.Disable" value="false" />
<add key="Log.CategoryFilter" value="" />
<add key="Log.TypeFilter" value="" />
</logging>
If the folder doesn't exist, it will be created, however make sure the user that the service is running as, can access and write to the location.
You need to do this for each process: