The tracking log is a good place to start when there are reported mail delivery
problems or as a proactive measure to test mail flow through the organization.
The following is a list of parameters available for the Get-MessagesTrackingLog cmdlet:
DomainController : Sets the DC to query.
End : Setting this parameter notifies the cmdlet to send log items up to, but not including, the
end date.
EventId : Scrapes the tracking log of specified event categories. The following are valid search
terms: BadMail , Defer Deliver , DSN , Expand , Fail , PoisonMessage , Receive , Redirect ,
Resolve , Send , Submit , and Transfer .
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InternalMessageId : Returns all message tracking log entries that meet the pattern specified.
InternalMessageId is unique across each server.
MessageId : Returns all message tracking log entries that contain the specified Message - ID field
from within the message header.
MessageSubject : Returns all message tracking log entries that contain the specified Subject
from with the message header.
Recipients : Returns all message tracking log entries that contain the specified recipient ??™ s
SMTP address.
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