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I'm writing a script in powershell. What I want to have happen, is to have a menu to restart a service appear based on an error being detected on the server. Say a service is not running, or outlook does not pass a connectivity test, I want the script to use both variables in determining to show...
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jwhite
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02-14-2012
Filed under: InvokeCommand, remoting, Exchange, script block, remote, powershell, exchange 2010, Powershell command:
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Ok so I was doing some further digging and realized that when a file in in use by start-transcript, that file appears to become locked from use by any other cmdlets. So what I did was this: start-transcript output file is C:\transcript.txt Run cmdlet, run test stop-transcript get-eventlog >> C...
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Im trying to run the command test-outlookconnectivity -protocol:tcp or http -trustanysslcert:$true. I'm wanting to run it on a remote machine as if I were on the machine, and have the output returned to the screen of the local machine. As stated in this article: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us...
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jwhite
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03-07-2012
Filed under: InvokeCommand, remoting, Exchange, script block, remote, powershell, exchange 2010, Powershell command:
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Ok I got the command to work, turns outs that when you use -connectionuri you have to specify http://fqdn of the server/powershell when running a remote powershell command. However I have a new challenge. I have two variables: $domainid and $server. $domainid has the fqdn suffix of the server, like company...
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jwhite
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03-08-2012
Filed under: InvokeCommand, remoting, ImportPSSession, script block, remote, powershell, exchange 2010, Powershell command:
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This is what I'm looking for. Ill post again if i have issues. Cheers.
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Wonderful! I'm gonna try that. Cheers.