[PS] Write powershell errors to a text file
Method 1: Try, Catch, Finally Try: Try to execute a command Catch: Catches any errors, triggers only for Terminating Errors, so you may need to set a ErrorAction -Stop (EA) for errors that are not terminating. Finally: Runs regardless if a error occurs.
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Try { Set-Mailbox -Identity -PrimarySmtpAddress -EA STOP } Catch { $_ | Out-File C:\errors.txt -Append } Finally { Echo "runs no matter what"} |
Method 2: Output error directly to error log
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Set-Mailbox -PrimarySmtpAddress <primarysmtpaddress> 2>> C:\errors.txt |
Method 3: →
[EXCH] The Cluster service cannot be started. Event ID 1090
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The Cluster service cannot be started. An attempt to read configuration data from the Windows registry failed with error '2'. Please use the Failover Cluster Management snap-in to ensure that this machine is a member of a cluster. If you intend to add this machine to an existing cluster use the Add Node Wizard. Alternatively, if this machine has been configured as a member of a cluster, it will be necessary to restore the missing configuration data that is necessary for the Cluster Service to identify that it is a member of a cluster. Perform a System State Restore of this machine in order to restore the configuration data. |
Check the Status of Mailbox Servers by running Get-DatabaseAvaliabilityGroup | FL Inspect servers in stopped and started state If a mailbox is in a stopped state, you can attempt to stop the individual server by running: Stop-DatabaseAvaliabilityGroup -identity <cluster> -mailboxserver <mailbox server> Check the status of the Fail-over Cluster Service Manager Launch Fail-over Cluster →
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