Sending Lync Events by Email

$servers = "Server1","Server2"

$filepath = "C:\Scripts\"

$date = "{0:dd-MM-yyyy_HH-mm}" -f (get-date)

$file = $filepath + "ErrorLogs_" + $date + ".txt"

New-Item $filepath -type directory -force -Verbose

foreach($server in $servers)

{

$server | Out-File $file -Append

Get-Eventlog -log "Lync Server" -cn $Server -after ((get-date).addDays(-1)) -EntryType Error | Out-File $file -append

}

Send-MailMessage -To "anilkumar.nudurupati@testlab.com","anilkumar.nudurupati@testlab.com" -From "Lync.Monitoring@testlab.com" -Subject "Lync Server Events" -Attachments "$file" -SmtpServer "10.1.1.0"

How to check if a remote server is reachable

You can store the servers in $Servers variable

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$Servers = "Server1","Server2","Server3"

Foreach ($Server in $Servers)
{

  $StatusPC = Test-Connection -Cn $Server -BufferSize 16 -Count 1 -ea 0 -quiet

      if ($StatusPC -eq $True)
       {    
       Write-host
       Write-host "$Server is reachable" -foregroundcolor Green -backgroundcolor black
       }

       else
       {
        Write-host
        Write-host "$Server is not reachable" -foregroundcolor Red -backgroundcolor black
       }

}

       Write-host

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Note: If the servers are reachable you will be able to see the output in Green if not then you will see Red 


Alternate One-Liner Script:

get-content servers.txt | % {new-object psobject -property 

@{ComputerName=$_; Reachable=(test-connection -computername $_ -quiet -count 1)} }  

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