Use this cmdlet to get sync tracking information for previously synchronized folders.
PowerShell
Get-TrackingInfo
- [-SyncTrackingID]
- [-ExpandPropertyInfo]
Description
The Get-SyncInfo cmdlet can be used to list all of the tracking info that exists, or can be used to provide detail about a specific set of tracking information.
Tracking information is the set of data that links two objects together within two different data stores.
Tracking information is a host-specific set of data. Attempting to synchronize the same source and target store on a different host will be blocked and prevented. The tracking info must be moved to another host if the synchronization tasks are to be shifted to another host.
Examples
Example 1
PowerShell
Get-TrackingInfo
This example will list all of the tracking info available on the current host.
Example 2
PowerShell
Get-TrackingInfo -SyncTrackingID '[Mailbox]user@source.com <-> [Mailbox]user@target.com'
This example will retrieve tracking info for a specific tracking ID.
Example 3
PowerShell
Get-TrackingInfo -SyncTrackingID '[Mailbox]user@source.com <-> [Mailbox]user@target.com' -ExpandPropertyInfo
This example will retrieve a specific set of tracking information and will expand the set of properties returned, versus providing a simplified output.
Parameters
-SyncTrackingID
This parameter uniquely identifies a specific set of tracking information.
-ExpandPropertyInfo
This switch parameter determines whether a more detailed output of data is provided on the output pipeline.
Output
This cmdlet places a single PSObject object, or a list of objects on the pipeline. The properties returned in the objects depend upon whether the -ExpandPropertyInfo parameter was used.
When the -ExpandPropertyInfo parameter is not used, the object(s) placed on the pipeline have the following properties:
| SyncTrackingID | the tracking ID |
| TrackingInfo | the tracking info. This is a .NET object with its own set of properties. |
When the -ExpandPropertyInfo parameter is used, the object(s) placed on the pipeline have the following properties:
| SyncTrackingID | |
| TrackingInfo | |
| SourceStoreName | this is the friendly text name of the source store |
| SourceStoreType | this is the type of store: ArchiveMailbox, Mailbox, PublicFolder, or PST |
| SourceStoreHash | this is a unique identifier for this store |
| SourceStorePST | if the store type is a PST, this property will be the file system path of the PST file |
| SourceStoreX500 | if the store type is a Mailbox, ArchiveMailbox, or PublicFolder this value will be the X500 value of the store connection. |
| SourceStoreEntryID | if the store type is a Mailbox, ArchiveMailbox, or PublicFolder this value will be the hex-string representation of the MAPI ID for the store. |
| TargetStoreName | this is the friendly text name of the source store |
| TargetStoreType | this is the type of store: ArchiveMailbox, Mailbox, PublicFolder, or PST |
| TargetStoreHash | this is a unique identifier for this store |
| TargetStorePST | if the store type is a PST, this property will be the file system path of the PST file |
| TargetStoreX500 | if the store type is a Mailbox, ArchiveMailbox, or PublicFolder this value will be the X500 value of the store connection. |
| TargetStoreEntryID | if the store type is a Mailbox, ArchiveMailbox, or PublicFolder this value will be the hex-string representation of the MAPI ID for the store. |
