The Lync Server PowerShell blog team has decided to answer the question that has been plaguing people from the beginning of time: When is a Boolean not a Boolean ? Well, maybe not from the very beginning of time. But since at least 4:27 PM last Monday...

Sure, Lync Server 2010 is pretty new right now. But what better way to learn more about something new than by having a little fun with it? Beginning in January, we’re going to be starting a weekly challenge. Every Monday we’ll present you...

As an administrator of Lync Server, you probably know all about priorities. What you might not know about is how easily you can set priorities with Lync Server PowerShell. Many of the cmdlets have a Priority parameter, which allows you to set priorities...

So you have all your users happily running Microsoft Lync 2010. Well, mostly happily. Every once in a while, not too often of course, users find that maybe they experience a little bit of difficulty with calls through Lync. Difficulties like dropped calls...

You might want to think twice before you remove something in Lync Server 2010. For instance, how about a policy that's applied to a user? Do you really want to remove that policy? With Lync Server PowerShell cmdlets, you get a chance to change your mind...