Now, let's use the knowledge that we have gained in the previous sections to write a script, and then we will schedule this script to run using the Windows task scheduler.
Let's try to understand the different sections of this script that will allow us to break the entire script into multiple parts, making it easier for us to understand the logic.
The first part defines parameters accepted by this script. Over here, we have defined the first parameter called $ExportMailbox
to be a switch parameter, which is a mandatory one. A switch parameter means it is either true or false. In this case, this parameter has to be present as we have marked it as mandatory. If we use the script without this parameter, it will prompt, and it will fail if we don't specify it. The other two parameters will accept string values; and they are optional.
Next, we have used an If condition, which is true for $ExportMailbox
as it is a mandatory parameter. It will initialize two variables. $i
will...