I was tired of my co workers walking by my desk and commenting about all the “red” powershell errors scrolling up my screen. So instead of writing better code I used the simple command to put those errors in a text file instead of onscreen.<\/p>\n
For something like: using the 2>> errors.txt will put those errors in that txt file instead of scrolling up the screen.<\/p>\n Next I will try to work in some error checking and be a better coder .. but for now.. that works.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I was tired of my co workers walking by my desk and commenting about all the “red” powershell errors scrolling up my screen. So instead of writing better code I used the simple command to put those errors in a text file instead of onscreen. For something like: Set-mailbox -identity… Continue reading
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\nSet-mailbox -identity $upn -DeliverToMailboxAndForward $False -ForwardingSMTPAddress $email 2>> errors.txt<\/strong>
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