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Running a powershell "MessageTrace" command within a scheduled task
Hi, I need to run a powershell script 4 times a day, to return the number of emails sent from a specific mailbox. I've got my code running fine and returing an email with the count of sent emails...
- There are two ways mentioned in that article, one with a PFX password and one using a certificate thumbprint which is from the certificate in the user certificate store from the account that will run the scheduled account (https://adamtheautomator.com/exchange-online-v2/#Authenticating_Using_Certificate_Thumbprint) I use that method too in on of my scripts for 365 Health status too https://powershellisfun.com/2022/05/23/get-365-service-health-status-using-powershell/
Hi,
Thanks for the quick reply. I've read the article and configured my Vault and my secret.
But as I'm quite new to Powershell, now how can I use that secret to authenticate to Exchange?
Thanks
Thanks for the quick reply. I've read the article and configured my Vault and my secret.
But as I'm quite new to Powershell, now how can I use that secret to authenticate to Exchange?
Thanks
You can store and retrieve credentials in that, there are quite a few articles about that. But perhaps this is also a solution for you? https://adamtheautomator.com/exchange-online-v2/ (App registration and certificate)
- Thanks, I'll read it carefully.
So based on this last link, I don't need the Secrets Management module right?- Did this answer your question?
- Hi,
Sorry, yes it did, but meanwhile I didn't had enough time to execute and test it. But at least I know what's the next step.
Thanks
- There are two ways mentioned in that article, one with a PFX password and one using a certificate thumbprint which is from the certificate in the user certificate store from the account that will run the scheduled account (https://adamtheautomator.com/exchange-online-v2/#Authenticating_Using_Certificate_Thumbprint) I use that method too in on of my scripts for 365 Health status too https://powershellisfun.com/2022/05/23/get-365-service-health-status-using-powershell/