Resume Hyper-V replication after server reboot with PowerShell

This PowerShell script will resume Hyper-V machine replication after a server reboot. I schedule it to run each morning. It will write the status to a local log file and will only modify the replica status of the virtual machine if it does not equal Normal.

	#Script by Allan Brochorst Kjær, May 2016
	date >>c:\VMReplication_status_log.txt
	$ServerStatOK = Get-VMReplication | Where-Object {$_.ReplicationHealth -eq "Normal"}
	foreach ($i in $ServerStatOK)
	{
	Write-Host $i.VMName $i.ReplicationHealth
	echo $i.VMName "sync status is:" $i.ReplicationHealth >>c:\VMReplication_status_log.txt
	}
	$ServerStatFail = Get-VMReplication | Where-Object {$_.ReplicationHealth -ne "Normal"}
	foreach ($i in $ServerStatFail)
	{
	Write-Output $i.VMName "replicationstatus is" $i.ReplicationHealth >>c:\VMReplication_status_log.txt
	Resume-VMReplication $i.VMName
	Reset-VMReplicationStatistics $i.VMName
	Write-Output $i.VMName "replicationstatus is now" $i.ReplicationHealth >>c:\VMReplication_status_log.txt
	}
	date >>c:\VMReplication_status_log.txt
	echo _____SCRIPT_ENDS_HERE_____ >>c:\VMReplication_status_log.txt

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