Summary: Learn how to use -whatif to safely remove a user from Lync Server 2013. I need to remove users from Lync by using PowerShell, but I'm a bit nervous. Is there some kind of built-in test mode in Lync? Use the -whatif parameter when you disable the user to show what ...
Summary: Use Windows PowerShell to remove Active Directory users for Lync. Honorary Scripting Guy, Sean Kearney, is here. Note This is the third part in a series. You might also enjoy reading: Yesterday, we learned that in Lync, you can "disable" a user or you can "remove" a user. We actually disabled the Lync user in that post, which ...
Summary: Use the Lync cmdlets to add an additional domain to Lync for federation access. I'm working with a client to set up a federation, and I am trying to easily add their list of domains. How can I do this with Windows PowerShell? In Lync, use the New-CSAllowedDomain cmdlet: NEW-CSAl...
Summary: Use Windows PowerShell to disable Active Directory users for Lync. Hey, Scripting Guy! I was so happy yesterday! I spun up thousands of users in Lync, and it worked beautifully. But now management has come back and indicated that it should not be enabled for our temporary staff. How can I quickly disable Lync users? —LN Hello LN, Ho...
Summary: Learn how to use Windows PowerShell to easily capitalize a string. How can I use Window PowerShell to make all the text upper case so it is all in the same form prior to writing to a database? Use the ToUpper method from the String class: "string".ToUpper()
