Help? OnComplete API: You must provide a value expression on the right-hand side of the '-' operator

my cmdlet scripting agent runs , happens. using -domaincontroller command correctly?

my script:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>  <configuration version="1.0">   <feature name="mailboxprovisioning" cmdlets="new-mailbox">    <apicall name="oncomplete">     if($succeeded)    {   	$dc = "dc1.domain.com"  	start-sleep -s 10  	$newmailbox = $provisioninghandler.userspecifiedparameters["name"] -domaincontroller $dc      get-mailbox $newmailbox | foreach-object {set-mailboxfolderpermission $_":\calendar" -user default -accessrights reviewer} -domaincontroller $dc     }    </apicall>   </feature>  </configuration>

my error:

summary: 1 item(s). 1 succeeded, 0 failed.  elapsed time: 00:00:03      test500  completed    warning:  cmdlet extension agent index 5 has thrown exception in oncomplete(). exception is: microsoft.exchange.provisioning.provisioningexception:     scriptingagent: exception thrown while invoking scriptlet oncomplete api: must provide value expression on right-hand side of '-' operator..     ---> system.management.automation.parseexception: must provide value expression on right-hand side of '-' operator.     @ system.management.automation.runspaces.asyncresult.endinvoke()     @ system.management.automation.powershell.endinvoke(iasyncresult asyncresult)     @ microsoft.exchange.configuration.monaddataprovider.monadpipelineproxy.closepipeline(monadasyncresult asyncresult)     --- end of inner exception stack trace ---     @ microsoft.exchange.provisioningagent.scriptingagenthandler.oncomplete(boolean succeeded, exception e)     @ microsoft.exchange.provisioning.provisioninglayer.oncomplete(task task, boolean succeeded, exception exception)    exchange management shell command completed:  new-mailbox -name 'test500' -alias 'test500' -userprincipalname 'test500@domain.com' -samaccountname 'test500' -firstname 'test500' -initials '' -lastname ''     -password 'system.security.securestring' -resetpasswordonnextlogon $false -database 'smdb1'    elapsed time: 00:00:03  

hi _exploreeverything,

based on research, not work add parameter -domaincontroller directly, please refer script modify script:

exchange 2010: set calendar permission on new users

i hope helps.

 

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