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: Customize a out-file to a error log
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“this occurred” | out–file c:\error.log –append $x | out–file c:\error.log –append ${get–date) | out–file c:\error.log –append |
testest test