You can download the script, which has been attached to this blog post.
The Exchange support team relatively frequently receives cases where mobile devices using Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) protocol ...
Updated Apr 27, 2020
Version 3.0
Blog Post
Several bugs in the script:
Line 721: replace with
if ($IISLogs.Count -gt 1) {
Also I suggest to delcare IISLogs with type [String[]] rather than [array] (line 48); this makes the script deal better with passed array of paths.
In Create-HTML, around line 593-602 - the function works but this is somehow by chance :) :
Replace
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$html = ConvertTo-HTML -Head $HTMLHeader -Body $body
$body = "<h2><TT>Exchange ActiveSync Report on $title<TT></h2><TT>For additional <b>unfiltered</b> information on device hits please refer to the CSV $outfile</TT><BR /><BR />"
if ($table.count -le 0) {
$body += "No Devices have excited the Minimum Number of Hits (<b>$MinimumHits</b>)"
}
else { $body += ($table | Select $HTMLCSVHeaders.split(",") | ConvertTo-HTML -Fragment) }
$body += "</body></html>"
return ($HTMLHeader += $body)
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with
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$body = "<h2><TT>Exchange ActiveSync Report on $title<TT></h2><TT>For additional <b>unfiltered</b> information on device hits please refer to the CSV $outfile</TT><BR /><BR />"
if ($table.count -le 0) {
$body += "No Devices have excited the Minimum Number of Hits (<b>$MinimumHits</b>)"
}
else { $body += ($table | Select $HTMLCSVHeaders.split(",") | ConvertTo-HTML -Fragment) }
$body += "</body></html>"
ConvertTo-HTML -Head $HTMLHeader -Body $body
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