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Hello.

Tell me, there is a script that I run on a remote server. The script connects to the connection broker, pulls out the event and name from the connection log. After this, I must write the data to a file; if I specify the path to the network file in the format "\Scripts\RDP\log.csv" an access error occurs. I run the script and check the script from an account with administrative rights.

New-PSSession -ComputerName rd-cb-1

$csvFilePath = "\Scripts\RDP\log.csv"

if (-not (Test-Path $csvFilePath)) {

"Name" | Out-File  $csvFilePath 

}

$rdGatewayLogName = "Microsoft-Windows-TerminalServices-Gateway/Operational"

$rdGatewayConnectEventID = 302

$startTime = (Get-Date).AddHours(-12)

$events = Get-WinEvent -LogName $rdGatewayLogName

$filteredEvents = $events | Where-Object {

($_.TimeCreated -ge $startTime) -and

($_.Id -eq $rdGatewayConnectEventID -or $_.Id -eq $rdGatewayDisconnectEventID)

}

foreach ($event in $filteredEvents) {

$timestamp = $event.TimeCreated

$formattedDate = $timestamp.ToString("dd.MM.yyyy")

$formattedTime = $timestamp.ToString("HH:mm:ss")

$eventType = if ($event.Id -eq $rdGatewayConnectEventID) { "Connect" } else { "Out" }

$username = $event.Properties[0].Value

$remoteIP = $event.Properties[1].Value

$sessionID = $event.Properties[2].Value

$csvLine = "$formattedDate,$formattedTime,$eventType,$username,$remoteIP,$sessionID"

$csvLine | Out-File $csvFilePath -Append

}