Use the Set-TransporterEventLogLevel cmdlet to set the logging level for the Event log.
Set-TransporterEventLogLevel [-Identity <String>] -LoggingLevel <Low | Medium | High | Unknown> [-Server <String>] |
Parameters
Parameter | Required | Type | Description |
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Identity |
Optional |
System.String |
The Identity parameter provides the identity of the Event log category. Full category ID or application name (returns information for all of the application’s categories), or nothing (to apply to all categories). The category ID is <application name>\<category name>. |
LoggingLevel |
Required |
Microsoft.Exchange.Transporter.DominoConnector.Management.LoggingLevel |
The LoggingLevel parameter provides the level of logging information that is recorded in the Event log. There are three levels:
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Server |
Optional |
System.String |
The Server parameter provides the Servername where the log exists. The default value is the local server name. |
Detailed Description
The Set-TransporterEventLogLevel cmdlet sets the level for logging information that is recorded to the Event log. The cmdlet is only implemented for Directory Connector and Free/Busy Connector.
Input Types
Microsoft.Exchange.Transporter.DominoConnector.Management.EventLogCategory
Return Types
None.
Example
The following example sets the logging level to Medium for all applications in the Event log on Server01.
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Set-TransporterEventLogLevel -LoggingLevel Medium -Server Server01 |