New-Cluster Report file location

Hi All,
I’m creating a cluster with new-cluster cmdlet and I need this to be a silent run.
New-Cluster
-Name $ClusterName
-Node $Node1,
$Node2,
$Node3 -NoStorage
-StaticAddress $IPAddress,$IPAddress2
*>&1 |
Out-Null
But I can’t get around the following output: Report file location: C:\Windows\cluster\Reports\Create Cluster Wizard <servername> on 2015.04.07 At 13.32.33.mht
I have tried it with:
$WarningPreference
= "SilentlyContinue"$VerbosePreference
= "SilentlyContinue"$DebugPreference
= "SilentlyContinue"$ProgressPreference
= "SilentlyContinue"
$leeg
= New-Cluster
-Name $ClusterName
-Node $Node1,
$Node2,
$Node3 -NoStorage
-StaticAddress $IPAddress,$IPAddress2
*>&1 |
Out-Null
$leeg
= New-Cluster
-Name $ClusterName
-Node $Node1,
$Node2,
$Node3 -NoStorage
-StaticAddress $IPAddress,$IPAddress2
-verbose:$False
-Debug:$False
-OutVariable out
-WarningAction SilentlyContinue
-WarningVariable wout
| Out-Null
But I keep getting the following output on screen:
Report file location: C:\Windows\cluster\Reports\Create Cluster Wizard <servername> on 2015.04.07 At 13.32.33.mht
Best regards,
Chris

Hi Chris,
this is due to non-conformance with PowerShell best practices by the coder of the FailoverCluster-Module developer.
New-Cluster writes directly to the host and thus can't be suppressed this way.
You may have more luck handling this odd output by running this command within a job or runspace.
Cheers,
Fred
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