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In this week\u2019s Prof. PowerShell<\/a> column, I have an article<\/a> on using the Test-Connection<\/a> in Windows PowerShell. I thought it was pretty straightforward, but I didn\u2019t take problems into account. I received an email asking what to do about error messages. For example, what if you have a computername in the list that can\u2019t be resolved to an IP address? At first I thought you could use a traditional Trap, but after a little testing that\u2019s not really going to give you what you want, I think. Here\u2019s how I would handle it.<\/p>\n

Now you can certainly use a Trap statement. You\u2019ll need to use the \u2013ErrorAction<\/em> common parameter with Test-Connection cmdlet. That\u2019s what I would do with most cmdlets. But in this case, I\u2019m probably going to use it expecting a boolean value of True or False. The cmdlet is a wrapper for the Win32_PingStatus class and as such will attempt to resolve computernames.\u00a0 You can use an IP address for the computername, but you\u2019ll get the same type of error if the computer is down.<\/p>\n

Instead, I\u2019ll simply tell Test-Connection to ignore any exception and keep on rolling. I can (probaby) safely assume that if there was an exception that the computer is \u201cdown\u201d or I do not have a valid connection, which is the whole point of the cmdlet anyway, right?<\/p>\n

$computers=@(\"172.16.10.69\",\"godot7\",\"foo\",\"client1\",\"serenity\")            \r\nforeach ($computername in $computers) {             \r\n\r\n   if (Test-Connection $computername -erroraction silentlyContinue  ) {             \r\n     write-host \"$computername UP\" -foregroundColor Green            \r\n   }             \r\n   else {            \r\n     write-host \"$computername DOWN\" -ForegroundColor RED            \r\n   }<\/pre>\n
On my network some of these computers are valid and some are not. I don\u2019t really care why a computer fails the connection test and I\u2019m not sure I can get that information anyway from the underlying exception. The exception is the same, although the message does vary. Here\u2019s almost the same code with the addition of a Trap statement.<\/p>\n
$computers=@(\"172.16.10.69\",\"godot7\",\"foo\",\"client1\",\"serenity\")            \r\nforeach ($computername in $computers) {             \r\n  Trap {            \r\n        write-warning \"Error Trapped for $computername\"            \r\n        write-warning $_.Exception.Message            \r\n        Continue            \r\n    }            \r\n   if (Test-Connection $computername -erroraction stop  ) {             \r\n     write-host \"$computername UP\" -foregroundColor Green            \r\n   }             \r\n   else {            \r\n     write-host \"$computername DOWN\" -ForegroundColor RED            \r\n   }            \r\n }<\/pre>\n
The other significant change is that I changed the ErrorAction to Stop so that the exception is caught by the trap.\u00a0 The Trap is part of the ForEach construct so that PowerShell will continue with the next command in the same scope as the trap.<\/p>\n
Obviously there are many ways you can use Test-Connection and I won\u2019t swear that these ideas will work in all situations, absolutely. But hopefully it will give you a place to start.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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