Merge pull request #2895 from davidpaMSFT/patch-14

Update troubleshoot.md

Author: aczechowski

memdocs/analytics/troubleshoot.md

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ For Intune or co-managed devices configured with the Intune data collection poli
 
 For Configuration Manager-managed devices:
 1. Ensure all devices you want to see performance data are [enrolled](enroll-configmgr.md#bkmk_cm_enroll).
-1. Check if the data upload from Configuration Manager to the Gateway Service was successful by looking at the error messages on the **UXAnalyticsUploadWorker.log** file on the site server.
+1. Check if the data upload from Configuration Manager to the Gateway Service was successful by looking at the error messages on the **UXAnalyticsUploadWorker.log** file on the site system hosting Service Connection Point role.
 1. Check if an admin has custom overrides for client settings.  In the Configuration Manager console, go to the **Devices** workspace, find the target devices, and in the **Client settings** group, select the **Resultant client settings**. If endpoint analytics is disabled, there's an overriding client setting. Find the overriding client settings and enable endpoint analytics on it.  
 1. Check if missing client devices are sending data to the site server by reviewing the **SensorEndpoint.log** file located in `C:\Windows\CCM\Logs\` on client devices. Look for *Message sent* messages.
 1. Check and resolve any errors occurring during processing of the boot events by reviewing the **SensorManagedProvider.log** file located in `C:\Windows\CCM\Logs\` on client devices.