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Hello Exchange Team,
Its been thirteen weeks since I posted this question and I’m just wondering if I will need to wait two years for an answer as I did with a previous question. I guess you folks must be really busy!
In case you missed it my question was … Why are some redirection functions apparently not working in the Exchange Management shell in both Exchange 2016 and Exchange 2013? e.g. if you run “Get-MailPublicFolder 3> output.txt” to redirect warning messages to a text file, any warning messages will be visible on the screen but the output file will be empty. I've seen others reporting this in various forums but no resolution.
Looking forward to a timely response from Microsoft.
Thanks
Hello Exchange Team,
Its been fourteen weeks since I posted this question and I’m just wondering if I will need to wait two years for an answer as I did with a previous question. I guess you folks must be really busy!
In case you missed it my question was … Why are some redirection functions apparently not working in the Exchange Management shell in both Exchange 2016 and Exchange 2013? e.g. if you run “Get-MailPublicFolder 3> output.txt” to redirect warning messages to a text file, any warning messages will be visible on the screen but the output file will be empty. I’ve seen others reporting this in various forums but no resolution.
Looking forward to a timely response from Microsoft.
Thanks!
- Hello Exchange Team,
Its been *fifteen* weeks since I posted this question and I’m just wondering if I will need to wait two years for an answer as I did with a previous question. I guess you folks must be really busy!
In case you missed it my question was … Why are some redirection functions apparently not working in the Exchange Management shell in both Exchange 2016 and Exchange 2013 regardless of rollup level or other factors? e.g. if you run “Get-MailPublicFolder 3> output.txt” to redirect warning messages to a text file, any warning messages will be visible on the screen but the output file will be empty. I’ve seen others reporting this problem in various forums but no acknowledgement of the problem and no resolution from Microsoft.
Looking forward to a timely response from Microsoft.
Thanks a lot !
- Hello Exchange Team,
Its been *sixteen* weeks since I posted this question and I’m just wondering if I will need to wait two years for an answer as I did with a previous question. I guess you folks must be really busy!
In case you missed it my question was … Why are some redirection functions apparently not working in the Exchange Management shell in both Exchange 2016 and Exchange 2013 regardless of rollup level or other factors? e.g. if you run “Get-MailPublicFolder 3> output.txt” to redirect warning messages to a text file, any warning messages will be visible on the screen but the output file will be empty. I’ve seen others reporting this problem in various forums but no acknowledgement of the problem and no resolution from Microsoft.
Looking forward to a timely response from Microsoft.
Thanks a lot !
- Hello Exchange Team,
Its been *twenty-two* weeks since I posted this question and I’m just wondering if I will need to wait two years for an answer as I did with a previous question. I guess you folks must be really busy!
In case you missed it my question was … Why are some redirection functions apparently not working in the Exchange Management shell in both Exchange 2016 and Exchange 2013 regardless of rollup level or other factors? e.g. if you run “Get-MailPublicFolder 3> output.txt” to redirect warning messages to a text file, any warning messages will be visible on the screen but the output file will be empty. I’ve seen others reporting this problem in various forums but no acknowledgement of the problem and no resolution from Microsoft.
Looking forward to a timely response from Microsoft.
Thanks a lot !