View the Status of Services
Running on a Computer
Ø To view the status of services running
on a computer
To view the status of all the
Lync Server services running on all your computers, use the following command:
Get-CsService |
Select-Object Role, PoolFqdn | Sort-Object PoolFqdn, Role
To view the services running on a
specific computer, use this command, replacing lync-001.msexchangequery.com with the fully qualified domain
name of the computer to be checked:
Get-CsService |
Where-Object {$_.PoolFqdn –eq "lync-001.msexchangequery.com"} |
Select-Object Role, PoolFqdn | Sort-Object PoolFqdn, Role
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View
Details About a Service
Ø To view
details for a service
To view detailed information for
a particular Lync Server service or server role, use the Get-CsService cmdlet
followed by the service Identity:
Get-CsService
–Identity service:Registrar:lync-001.msexchangequery.com
To view detailed information for
all your Lync Server services or server roles, call Get-CsService without any parameters:
Get-CsService
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Start or Stop Lync Server
2010 Services
Ø To start
or stop all Lync Server services on a computer
To start all the Lync Server
services on a computer, use the Start-CsWindowsService cmdlet:
Start-CsWindowsService
-ComputerName lync-001.msexchangequery.com
Note that the ComputerName
parameter is not required if you are starting the Lync Server services on the
local computer.
To stop all the Lync Server
services on a computer, use the Stop-CsWindowsService cmdlet:
Stop-CsWindowsService
-ComputerName lync-001.msexchangequery.com
Ø To start
or stop a specific service
To start a specific service, use
the Start-CsWindowsService cmdlet along with the Name parameter:
Start-CsWindowsService –Name "RTCRGS"
-ComputerName lync-001.msexchangequery.com
Use the Stop-CsWindowsService cmdlet to stop a specified service:
Stop-CsWindowsService
–Name "RTCRGS" -ComputerName lync-001.msexchangequery.com
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Prevent Sessions for
Services
Ø To
prevent new sessions for all Lync Server services on a computer
To prevent new sessions for all
the Lync Server services on a computer use the following command:
Get-CsWindowsService
| Stop-CsWindowsService -ComputerName lync-001.msexchangequery.com
–Graceful
The Graceful parameter used with
the Stop-CsWindowsService cmdlet ensures that all existing
sessions will be honored but no new sessions will be allowed.
Ø To
prevent new sessions for a specific service
To prevent new sessions for a
specific Lync Server service, use the following command:
Stop-CsWindowsService
-Name "RTCRGS" -ComputerName lync-001.msexchangequery.com
-Graceful
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Managing Users
Search for Lync Server 2010 Users
Ø To search
for one or more users
To search for a user based on the
value of a Lync Server-specific attribute, use the Get-CsUser cmdlet and the Filter parameter.
Get-CsUser
-Filter {VoicePolicy -eq $Null}
To search for a user based on the
value of a generic Active Directory attribute, use the Get-CsUser cmdlet and the LdapFilter parameter.
For example, this command searches for all users who are members of the Finance
department:
Get-CsUser
-LDAPFilter "Department=Finance"
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Add a New User to Lync
Server 2010
Ø To create
a new Lync Server user
To enable a user to use Lync
Server, use the Enable-CsUser cmdlet:
Enable-CsUser
-Identity "Rakesh" -RegistrarPool
"lync-001.msexchangequery.com" -SipAddressType SamAccountName
-SipDomain msexchangequery.com
The preceding command includes
the SipAddressType and SipDomain parameters; this causes Lync Server to
automatically create a SIP address for the user based (in this case) on the
user's SamAccountName and the domain name litwareinc.com. Alternatively, you
can use the SipAddress parameter to assign a specific SIP address to a user:
Enable-CsUser
-Identity "rakesh" -RegistrarPool
"lync-001.msexchangequery.com" –SipAddress
"sip:rakesh@msexchangequery.com"
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Enable or Disable Users
for Lync Server 2010
Ø To
disable or re-enable a previously enabled user account for Lync Server
To permanently disable a Lync
Server user account
Disable-CsUser
–Identity "rakesh"
Set-CsUser
–Identity "Rakesh" –Enabled $False
Finding
all the people who have a telephone number set in Lync
Get-CsUser -Filter {LineURI -ne $NULL} | FT Name, LineURI
Change SIP domain for all users
$UserList
= Get-CsUser
foreach
($User in $UserList)
{
$oldAddress = $User.SipAddress
$newAddress = $oldAddress -replace "@olddomain.com",
"@newdomain.com"
Set-CsUser -Identity
$User.Identity -SipAddress $newAddress
}
Setting
the AD office phone number to the TelURI for all users
#Only need to add the AD
Powershell instance once
Add-WindowsFeature
RSAT-AD-Powershell
Import-Module
ActiveDirectory
$users =
Get-CSUser
Foreach
($user in $users)
{
$Tel = $user.LineURI
$Tel = $Tel.Replace("tel:", "")
If ($Tel -ne "")
{
Set-ADUser -Identity $user.SAMAccountName -OfficePhone $Tel
}
}
Enable All Users in a
Group for Lync Enterprise Voice
#Uses
existing office number in AD for Enterprise Voice
Import-Module
ActiveDirectory
$Users =
Get-ADGroupMember lync_group
ForEach
($User in $Users)
{
Enable-CsUser $User.SamAccountName -RegistrarPool
PHX-Lync15-FE.swc.local -SipAddressType EmailAddress
$OfficePhone = (Get-CSADUser $User.SamAccountName).Phone
$OfficePhone = $OfficePhone -replace "\D", ""
Set-CSUser $User.SamAccountName -EnterpriseVoiceEnabled:$TRUE -LineURI
"tel:+$OfficePhone"
}
Move All
OCS Users Homed on a Specific Pool to Lync
Also sets
conferencing policy and external access policy to automatic, rather than the
legacy migrated OCS policies. Replace items in bold with your
environmental specifics.
get-csuser
-OnOfficeCommunicationServer | Where {$_.HomeServer -eq "CN=LC
Services,CN=Microsoft,CN=OCSPOOLNAME,CN=Pools,CN=RTC
Service,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=contoso,DC=com"} |
Move-CsLegacyUser -Target LYNCPOOLFQDN -ExcludeConferencingPolicy
-ExcludeExternalAccessPolicy -Confirm:$FALSE
Count How
Many Users are on OCS and Lync
(Get-CsUser
-OnOfficeCommunicationServer).Count
(Get-CsUser
-OnLyncServer).Count
Get a List of All
Lync-Enabled Users Along with Selected AD Properties
$ErrorActionPreference
= 'SilentlyContinue'
Import-Module
ActiveDirectory
$Output =
@()
Foreach
($LyncUser in Get-CSUser -ResultSize Unlimited)
{
$ADUser =
Get-ADUser -Identity $LyncUser.SAMAccountName -Properties Department, Title
$Output
+= New-Object PSObject -Property @{DisplayName=$LyncUser.DisplayName;
Department=$ADUser.Department; Title=$ADUser.Title;
SAMAccountName=$ADUser.sAMAccountName; SIPAddress=$LyncUser.SIPAddress;
EVEnabled=$LyncUser.EnterpriseVoiceEnabled}
}
$Output |
Export-CSV -Path .\Output.csv
$Output |
FT DisplayName, Title, Department, SAMAccountName, SIPAddress, EVEnabled
Add
Enterprise Voice Users to an AD Group
Foreach
($User in get-csuser -filter {EnterpriseVoiceEnabled -eq $TRUE})
{Add-ADGroupMember
-Identity -Members $User.SamAccountName}
