Powershell output results log

Question

Hi guys.
I have a question and do not know if you can
help me.
I do not know much about Powershell,
but I created a script that disables,
moves and changes the description of dismissed
enterprise users through the registration number
(POBOX in my case).
The question is would you like to generate a log
each time this script was executed,
stating whether or not the actions were
performed successfully.
Tested
with some examples I found on Technet
but did not work.
Does anyone havea hint howcan I includethis functionalityin my script?
$csvFile = ".\list.csv"
$disabledUsersOU = "<OU DESTINATION>"
Import-Csv $csvFile | ForEach {
 $f = $_.POBox;
 Get-ADUser -Filter {POBox -eq $f} | Disable-ADAccount
 Get-ADUser -Filter {POBox -eq $f} | Set-ADUser -Description "Disable User Script v4"
 Get-ADUser -Filter {POBox -eq $f} | Move-ADObject -TargetPath $disabledUsersOU
 $user = Get-ADUser -Filter {POBox -eq $f} -Properties MemberOf
 foreach ($group in ($user | Select-Object -ExpandProperty MemberOf))
  Remove-ADGroupMember -Identity $group -Members $user -Confirm:$false
Thanks a lot.
David Soares MCTS:MBS - MCTS - MCITP

Answer 1

You could try something like this:
$csvFile = ".\list.csv"
$disabledUsersOU = "<OU DESTINATION>"
$Results = Import-Csv $csvFile | ForEach {
$f = $_.POBox;
Get-ADUser -Filter {POBox -eq $f} | Disable-ADAccount
Get-ADUser -Filter {POBox -eq $f} | Set-ADUser -Description "Disable User Script v4"
Get-ADUser -Filter {POBox -eq $f} | Move-ADObject -TargetPath $disabledUsersOU
$user = Get-ADUser -Filter {POBox -eq $f} -Properties MemberOf,Description,Enabled
foreach ($group in ($user | Select-Object -ExpandProperty MemberOf))
Remove-ADGroupMember -Identity $group -Members $user -Confirm:$false
$user = Get-ADUser $user -properties MemberOf,POBox,Description
New-Object PSObject -property @{User=$user.samaccountname;POBox=$user.POBox;Description=$user.Description;MemberOf=(($user | select -expand MemberOf) -join ",");Enabled=$user.Enabled;DN=$user.DistinguishedName}
$Results | Select User,POBox,Description,MemberOf,Enabled | Export-CSV ".\results.csv" -NoType
All I really added was to create New-Object for each user and each one gets included in $Results, which gets piped to a csv file.  This way you can see what may or may not have succeeded.  The alternative is to evaluate each of the values and compare
it to what you expect - if any of them are not what you would expect, then User = fail and instead of the new-object line and having all of the output go to $Results you could do:
Out-File ".\results.log" -InputObject "$($User.sAMAccountName) = FAIL" -append
(or PASS, or SUCCESS, or whatever works).  The reason I provided the approach above is that you have a complete picture of the results.
The select in the last line orders the columns in the CSV, otherwise Powershell chooses the order and it isn't usually what you would like.
I hope this post has helped!