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Posted on 2016-07-26

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I have below three syntax, that i need to put in single script.

my purpose is that, i want the the below exchange server components state will come to email, as i will put this .ps1 file in schedule task.

i am using remote powershell

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$UserName = 'domain\username'
$Password = 'secret password'
$Credential = New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -ArgumentList $UserName, (ConvertTo-SecureString $Password -asPlaintext -Force)

$session = New-PSSession –ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri "http://exchangecasarray.contoso.com/powershell" -Credential $Credential -Authentication Kerberos -AllowRedirection
Import-PSSession $session
Set-AdServerSettings -ViewEntireForest $true

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second smtp setting

$smtpsettings = @{
To = "administrator@exchangeserverpro.net"
From = "exchangeserver@exchangeserverpro.net"
Subject = "$reportemailsubject - $now"
SmtpServer = "smtp.exchangeserverpro.net"
}

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output in email

Get-ExchangeServer | Get-ServerComponentState | ft

Please suggest, my purpose is to set this whole joined script in task scheudler and result will come on email.

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Question by:Addy Nadia

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by:Qlemo

Qlemo earned 2000 total points

ID: 417292582016-07-26

It's almost everything there already:

UserName = 'domain\username'
$Password = 'secret password'

$smtpsettings = @{
    To =  "administrator@exchangeserverpro.net"
    From = "exchangeserver@exchangeserverpro.net"
    Subject = "$reportemailsubject - $now"
    SmtpServer = "smtp.exchangeserverpro.net"
    }

# -----------

$Credential = New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -ArgumentList $UserName, (ConvertTo-SecureString $Password -asPlaintext -Force)

$session = New-PSSession –ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri "http://exchangecasarray.contoso.com/powershell" -Credential $Credential -Authentication Kerberos -AllowRedirection
Import-PSSession $session
Set-AdServerSettings -ViewEntireForest $true

# Send as plain text mail
Send-MailMessage @smtpsettings -Body (Get-ExchangeServer | Get-ServerComponentState | ft -a Name, Component, State | Out-String)

# or send as HTML mail.
# Send-MailMessage @smtpsettings -BodyAsHTML -Body (Get-ExchangeServer | Get-ServerComponentState |  select Name, Component, State | convertTo-HTML)

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I've provided a choice between HTML and plain text body, with the plain text being active.

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by:Addy Nadia

ID: 417292672016-07-26

so in this script, can i normally test it while running it in powershell?

and also i need to jst change username and password syntax above

You are Really a Champ !!

Thanks,
Andy

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by:Addy Nadia

ID: 417292812016-07-26

Awsum.. i tried
it runs perfectly fine.. thank you so much

but outlook comes like below in email, can this be adjusted correctly, as seen Name and component are together

Name Component State
---- --------- -----
ServerWideOffline Active
HubTransport Active
FrontendTransport Active
Monitoring Active
RecoveryActionsEnabled Active
AutoDiscoverProxy Active
ActiveSyncProxy Active
EcpProxy Active
EwsProxy Active
ImapProxy Active
OabProxy Active
OwaProxy Active
PopProxy Active
PushNotificationsProxy Active
RpsProxy Active
RwsProxy Active
RpcProxy Active
UMCallRouter Active
XropProxy Active
HttpProxyAvailabilityGroup Active
ForwardSyncDaemon Active
ProvisioningRps Active
MapiProxy Active
EdgeTransport Active
HighAvailability Active
SharedCache Active
ServerWideOffline Active
HubTransport Active
FrontendTransport Active
Monitoring Active
RecoveryActionsEnabled Active
AutoDiscoverProxy Active
ActiveSyncProxy Active
EcpProxy Active
EwsProxy Active
ImapProxy Active
OabProxy Active
OwaProxy Active
PopProxy Active
PushNotificationsProxy Active
RpsProxy Active
RwsProxy Active
RpcProxy Active
UMCallRouter Active
XropProxy Active
HttpProxyAvailabilityGroup Active
ForwardSyncDaemon Active
ProvisioningRps Active
MapiProxy Active
EdgeTransport Active
HighAvailability Active
SharedCache Active
ServerWideOffline Active
HubTransport Active
FrontendTransport Active
Monitoring Active
RecoveryActionsEnabled Active
AutoDiscoverProxy Active
ActiveSyncProxy Active
EcpProxy Active
EwsProxy Active
ImapProxy Active
OabProxy Active
OwaProxy Active
PopProxy Active
PushNotificationsProxy Active
RpsProxy Active
RwsProxy Active
RpcProxy Active
UMCallRouter Active
XropProxy Active
HttpProxyAvailabilityGroup Active
ForwardSyncDaemon Active
ProvisioningRps Active
MapiProxy Active
EdgeTransport Active
HighAvailability Active
SharedCache Active
ServerWideOffline Active
HubTransport Active
FrontendTransport Active
Monitoring Active
RecoveryActionsEnabled Active
AutoDiscoverProxy Active
ActiveSyncProxy Active
EcpProxy Active
EwsProxy Active
ImapProxy Active
OabProxy Active
OwaProxy Active
PopProxy Active
PushNotificationsProxy Active
RpsProxy Active
RwsProxy Active
RpcProxy Active
UMCallRouter Active
XropProxy Active
HttpProxyAvailabilityGroup Active
ForwardSyncDaemon Active
ProvisioningRps Active
MapiProxy Active
EdgeTransport Active
HighAvailability Active
SharedCache Active
ServerWideOffline Active
HubTransport Active
FrontendTransport Active
Monitoring Active
RecoveryActionsEnabled Active
AutoDiscoverProxy Active
ActiveSyncProxy Active
EcpProxy Active
EwsProxy Active
ImapProxy Active
OabProxy Active
OwaProxy Active
PopProxy Active
PushNotificationsProxy Active
RpsProxy Active
RwsProxy Active
RpcProxy Active
UMCallRouter Active
XropProxy Active
HttpProxyAvailabilityGroup Active
ForwardSyncDaemon Active
ProvisioningRps Active
MapiProxy Active
EdgeTransport Active
HighAvailability Active
SharedCache Active
ServerWideOffline Active
HubTransport Active
FrontendTransport Active
Monitoring Active
RecoveryActionsEnabled Active
AutoDiscoverProxy Active
ActiveSyncProxy Active
EcpProxy Active
EwsProxy Active
ImapProxy Active
OabProxy Active
OwaProxy Active
PopProxy Active
PushNotificationsProxy Active
RpsProxy Active
RwsProxy Active
RpcProxy Active
UMCallRouter Active
XropProxy Active
HttpProxyAvailabilityGroup Active
ForwardSyncDaemon Active
ProvisioningRps Active
MapiProxy Active
EdgeTransport Active
HighAvailability Active
SharedCache Active
ServerWideOffline Active
HubTransport Active
FrontendTransport Active
Monitoring Active
RecoveryActionsEnabled Active
AutoDiscoverProxy Active
ActiveSyncProxy Active
EcpProxy Active
EwsProxy Active
ImapProxy Active
OabProxy Active
OwaProxy Active
PopProxy Active
PushNotificationsProxy Active
RpsProxy Active
RwsProxy Active
RpcProxy Active
UMCallRouter Active
XropProxy Active
HttpProxyAvailabilityGroup Active
ForwardSyncDaemon Active
ProvisioningRps Active
MapiProxy Active
EdgeTransport Active
HighAvailability Active
SharedCache Active
ServerWideOffline Active
HubTransport Active
FrontendTransport Active
Monitoring Active
RecoveryActionsEnabled Active
AutoDiscoverProxy Active
ActiveSyncProxy Active
EcpProxy Active
EwsProxy Active
ImapProxy Active
OabProxy Active
OwaProxy Active
PopProxy Active
PushNotificationsProxy Active
RpsProxy Active
RwsProxy Active
RpcProxy Active
UMCallRouter Active
XropProxy Active
HttpProxyAvailabilityGroup Active
ForwardSyncDaemon Active
ProvisioningRps Active
MapiProxy Active
EdgeTransport Active
HighAvailability Active
SharedCache Active

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Expert Comment

by:Qlemo

ID: 417292892016-07-26

"Name and component are together" - not correct, the name is empty. You probably have a different Exchange release than I. But for better formatting, try the HTML mail version, and replace "Name" with "Identity":

# Send as plain text mail
# Send-MailMessage @smtpsettings -Body (Get-ExchangeServer | Get-ServerComponentState | ft -a Identity, Component, State | Out-String)

# or send as HTML mail.
Send-MailMessage @smtpsettings -BodyAsHTML -Body (Get-ExchangeServer | Get-ServerComponentState |  select Identity, Component, State | convertTo-HTML)

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Author Comment

by:Addy Nadia

ID: 417293532016-07-26

i think you are not getting my query, i mean output that coming in email
is not in format

the data going here and dere like below

means if column status the below data not come below to status, it is not in format.
i mean exact like below it need to be

State
Active
Active
Active

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Author Closing Comment

by:Addy Nadia

ID: 417295412016-07-26

Thank you so much

i am so Thankful to EE to have so brilliant engineers, its worth to have a Subscription on EE

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Expert Comment

by:Qlemo

ID: 417297222016-07-26

With the latest change you get your email in HTML format. Maybe your mail client does not accept/display HTML mail - if this is the case, there is nothing we can do. For plain text to be properly formatted you need to have a mono-spaced (non-proportional) font in your email client.

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Author Comment

by:Addy Nadia

ID: 417297382016-07-26

Got it.. Many thanksss

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Author Comment

by:Addy Nadia

ID: 417297392016-07-26

Got it.. Many thanksss

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