Message tracking via PowerShell query
HelloWe have three Hub Transport servers in our Exchange 2007 SP1 environment.I understand there is a powershell command - getmessagetrackingloge2ewithtime.ps1 - that can be run on any Hub Transport that will search the logs of all Hub Transport servers for details on particular messages."In Exchange 2007 SP1, you can use the new Exchange Management Shell script named GetMessageTrackingLogE2EwithTime.ps1 to search for specific entries in all message tracking logs on all Hub Transport servers and Mailbox servers in the Exchange organization. This is useful when you want to track the complete end-to-end path of a message as it travels through the Exchange organization. "http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc546658.aspxSo I am runninggetmessagetrackingloge2ewithtime.ps1 -messageid "fjseoifjoisef84@mail2.domain.com"This MessageID corresponds to the ID of a message I recvd in my Outlook inbox.However, nothing is displayed in the output of my Powershell command. And I am running the command on a HT server.Any ideas?
December 13th, 2009 10:18pm

Hi,Please use the following cmdlt to search the message tracking log.getmessagetrackingloge2ewithtime.ps1 -messageid:id -messagesubject:subject -sender:senderNote:messageid shouldlike as:000201befa2b$d62c2e70$79b41eac@exchange.example.comBesides: you can use get-messsagetrackinglog -sender:"sender" |fl to check the message log.Regards,Xiu
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December 17th, 2009 10:40am

Ah ok, so you have can't just use -messageid: xx as the only variable, you have to use others as well for the End to End tracking to work?
December 18th, 2009 10:19pm

Yes, I think so.Regards,Xiu
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December 22nd, 2009 6:18am

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