April, 2011

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Here’s what’s happening in the world of Lync Server PowerShell. Or at least what’s happening on this site.


	Lync Server Administrator’s Guide: PowerShell Supplement The Lync Server Admin Guide is pretty cool (and you can download it from here), but it seems to be missing something…. Oh yes, that’s it: PowerShell. Never fear, we’ve remedied that situation by providing a PowerShell Supplement.
	Manage Your Client Settings in the Registry 27 scripts, yes, you read that right, 27 scripts, that allow you to configure client settings through the registry.
	How Do We Love Performance Counters? Here’s an article that explains how to retrieve information on Lync Server performance counters. Not using Lync Server 2010 just yet? That’s okay, this script can be adapted to work with any performance counters.
	Daily Feature Daily Haiku. Learn about a different cmdlet, or set of cmdlets, every day. And get a clever, or not-so-clever, haiku along with it. Haiku Archive. An archive of our daily cmdlet-a-day haiku articles.

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Lync PowerShell

April Wrap-Up…and Haiku #100

Posted over 1 year ago

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The old saying is “March comes in like a lion, goes out like a lamb.” Well, that’s one ferocious lamb because April has been roaring away here in Redmond. Another saying is “April showers bring May flowers.” If that one’s...
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NEW: Simultaneously Assigning a Policy to Multiple Users

Posted over 1 year ago

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Last night one of the authors of the Lync Server PowerShell blog dreamt that she spent a day being very grouchy and impatient. (Yes, we know, everyone around her is wondering how that’s different from her waking hours.) So when she woke up this...
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Today is Bonus Haiku Day!

Posted over 1 year ago

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Celebrate Bonus Haiku Day with us! Today only. We think.
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New Article: No Conferencing Policy is an Island

Posted over 1 year ago

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We’ve talked a lot here on the Lync Server PowerShell blog about scopes and policies , including per-user policies. Just to refresh your memory, a per-user policy is a policy that must be specifically assigned to a user or group. The user has whatever...