Remove-PartnerApplication Exchange cmdlet issued (25593) how to monitor with email alert

[bob]

That event, the one with ID 25593, pops up in Event Viewer when someone fires off the Remove-PartnerApplication cmdlet in Exchange. It means a partner app got yanked from the setup. You see, Exchange logs this to track admin moves like that. Could be legit, like cleaning up old ties. Or it might flag something shady, someone messing with partnerships. I always keep an eye on these because they touch security. The log sits under Windows Logs, Application source from MSExchange. Details show who did it, when, and which app vanished. Timestamps help trace the chain. If you're running Server, this event whispers about changes you can't ignore.

You want alerts? Fire up Event Viewer first. I do this all the time on my setups. Right-click the tree, pick Attach Task to This Event. Choose the 25593 ID under filters. Name your task something snappy. Set it to run a program that shoots an email. Use the built-in mailto or a simple batch nudge. Schedule it to check logs every hour or so. Test it by triggering the event yourself in a safe spot. You'll get pings straight to your inbox. No fuss, just steady watch.

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Note, the PowerShell email alert code was moved to this post.