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awesome, I actually found this as well and tested:<br />
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Get-ChildItem -Path &quot;C:\inetpub\logs\LogFiles\<wbr />W3SVC1&quot; -File | Where CreationTime -lt &nbsp;(Get-Date).AddDays(-30) &nbsp;| Remove-Item -Force
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I've seen several different ways to do this. I just want a simple script to clear out logs older than 30days to run daily.<br />
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I don't see an option with the Remove-Item cmdlet.
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I've seen several different ways to do this. I just want a simple script to clear out logs older than 30days to run daily.

I don't see an option with the Remove-Item cmdlet.

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