Powershell Mail Notification scheduled task failed to run

Because there are many scheduled tasks on the R2 server, the mail notifies you if the task failed to run. Because the task fails to run, there will be a different event ID generated in the log, so if you have a different event ID, you should do another scheduled task.

Create a new scheduled task, type as follows, and set to do the following three configurations.

• Select Run whether user is logged on or not.

• Triggers configuration as.

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• The Action is configured as follows.

  Program Script C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe

  
  

• ADD arguments (optional) -command "C:\scripts\Task_Failed_Alert.ps1"650) this.width=650; "src=" http:// S3.51cto.com/wyfs02/m00/6d/92/wkiom1vmifsd6rzyaad9b83dcva499.jpg "title=" 2.jpg "alt=" Wkiom1vmifsd6rzyaad9b83dcva499.jpg "/>

The Task_failed_alert.ps1 script is as follows.

#This  is script is for email alert when Event ID 101  Occur in task scheduler. $OutputFileLocation  =  "C:\scripts\Task_Failed_Alert.log" start-transcript -path  $OutputFileLocation  -APPEND$ERRORMESSAGE = WEVTUTIL QE  Microsoft-Windows-TaskScheduler/Operational  "/q:*[system [(eventid=101)]"   /f:text  /rd:true /c:1  #Get  eventid 101 lastest details in operational  log$ComputerName =  $ErrorMessage  |select-string -pattern  "Computer"      #Display  specific line $ComputerNames  =  $ComputerName. Line.split (".") |  Select-Object -first 1  #Split  specific phrase. $ErrorSubject  = $ errormessage | select-string -pattern  "Additional data"   #Display  specific line. $ErrorSubjects  =  $ErrorSubject.Line.split (".") |  Select-Object -first 1  #Split  specific phrase. $ErrorSub  =  "$ Computernames "  + "   " + " $ErrorSubjects "$ErrorMessage  =  $ErrorMessage  | out-string  #Formatting  string for email Body.Send-MailMessage -From  "[Email  protected] " -To " [email protected] " -Subject " $ErrorSub " -Body " $ ErrorMessage " -SMTPServer SMTPSERVERWrite-Host " mail message sent on $ ( get-date -format  ' s ') "write-host  $ErrorMessage

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You can create an event ID 101 error by creating a new task to test the success of the above mail notification and running the task with a user with insufficient permissions.

Note that you do not set the default Notepad to open this script, or the task runs with Notepad to open the script instead of PowerShell.exe.

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Powershell Mail Notification scheduled task failed to run