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Summary: Use Windows PowerShell to get a list of all domains that are blocked from federating with Lync.  I am auditing a client's Lync server and need to pull up a list of all the Domains that are presently blocked or not blocked with Lync. How can I easily do that with PowerShell?  Run the Get-CSBlockedDomain cmdlet: GET-CSBlockedD...

Summary: Have a rollback plan for disabling a user in Lync.  Hey, Scripting Guy! Before I shut down all of these Lync accounts on our environment, my boss would like to see what my rollback plan is. Other than restoring from backup, is there a quicker "undo" I can leverage by using Windows PowerShell? —LN  Hello again LN! Honorary Scripting Guy...

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...