I am using the Get-MessageTrackingLog and Export-CSV PowerShell cmdlets to provide a report on messages sent to specific recipients. This is the command I am issuing: Get-MessageTrackingLog -Sender “user@mydomain.com” -Server “myserver” -Start “02/24/2016 00:00:00” -End “02/24/2016 10:00:00” -ResultSize Unlimited -EventID…
When using the Get-MessageTrackingLog cmdlet you can’t use wildcards with the Sender or Recipient parameters. Instead, I pipe the output of Get-MessageTrackingLog to Where-Object: Where-Object {$_.Recipients -Like *@gmail.com} The following PowerShell command will return all results from a server named…
Today I was using the get-messagetrackinglog PowerShell command and it returned the following error: Cannot process argument transformation on parameter ‘Start’. Cannot convert value “25/07/2013 03:00:00” to type “System.DateTime”. Error: “String was not recognized as a valid DateTime.” + CategoryInfo :…
Using the Tracking Log Explorer GUI is fine for checking whether messages were sent or received but there is no way to export the results to a file. That’s where the Get-MessageTrackingLog PowerShell command comes in, combined with the Export-CSV…