Posts tagged ‘script’

Playing with PS: Script: Start remote Lync management session

25/05/2011, 15:21

I wrote a script to start a remote Lync management shell session based on this post. This of course is a big bloated way to do it (it can be done as a twoliner), but I need the PS training :P 

##########################################################################################################################
# New-RemoteCSPSsession.ps1
#
# Opens a remote session to a Lync Management Shell and imports all commands
#
# Uses current logged inn credentials, but can optionally supply other credentials.
#
# eg.
# Prompt for fefqdn:
# .\New-RemoteCSPSsession.ps1
#
# Use other credential:
# .\New-RemoteCSPSsession.ps1 -othercredential $true
#
# Ignore certificates on fe:
# .\New-RemoteCSPSsession.ps1 -notrust $true
#
# fefqdn can be passed in arguments as well:
# .\New-RemoteCSPSsession.ps1 -csfe lync-admin.contoso.local
#
# Written by Tom-Inge Larsen (www.codesalot.com), based on this blogpost:
# (http://blogs.technet.com/b/csps/archive/2010/06/16/qsremoteaccess.aspx)
# this script can also easily be run as a twoliner:
# (http://blog.powershell.no/2010/12/05/lync-server-2010-remote-administration/)
#
# $session = New-PSSession -ConnectionUri https://lync-admin.contoso.local/OcsPowershell -Credential (Get-Credential)
# Import-PSSession -Session $session
#
#
##########################################################################################################################
param($othercredential,$notrust,$csfe)

$env = get-host
$majorversion = $host.version.major

if ($majorversion -lt 2) {
 write-Host "You need to run at least Powershell 2.0 to run this script. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/968929"
} else {

if ($csfe -eq $null) {
 $csfe = Read-Host "Please enter the FQDN of the Lync Front End pool you want to connect to"
 }

 $connectionURI = "https://"+$csfe+"/OcsPowershell"
 $cmdstring = 'New-PSSession -ConnectionUri $connectionURI'

 if ($othercredential -eq $true) {
 $credential = Get-Credential
 $cmdstring += ' -Credential $credential'
 }
 if ($notrust -eq $true) {
 $sessionoption = New-PSSessionOption -SkipCACheck -SkipCNCheck -SkipRevocationCheck
 $cmdstring += ' -SessionOption $sessionoption'
 }

 $session = & $executioncontext.invokecommand.NewScriptBlock($cmdstring)

 Import-PSSession $session
}

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Disable AD disabled CS users powershell script

10/03/2011, 17:13
I’ve made a script to disable AD disabled users from Lync. The script pulls all AD disabled users and checks if they are disabled for Lync as well. If not, they will be. Optional output to screen and/or file.
#####################################################################################
# Disable-AdDisabledCsUsers.ps1
#
# Pulls all AD disabled users from AD and disables them for Lync as well
#
# Can optionally write logs to file or screen using -verbose and/or -logFile inputs
#
# eg.
#
# .\Disable-AdDisabledCsUsers.ps1 -verbose $true -logFile "c:\logfile.log"
#
#
#
# Written by Tom-Inge Larsen (codesalot.com)
#
####################################################################################
param($verbose,$logFile)
Import-Module active*

if ($logFile -ne "") {
    $logoutput = [System.IO.StreamWriter] $logFile
    $logoutput.WriteLine("AD disabled users that was Lync disabled:")
}

$disabledADusers = Search-ADAccount -AccountDisabled -UsersOnly | Select-Object userprincipalname

$disabledADusers | foreach-object {
    $identity = $_.userprincipalname
    $csuser = Get-CsUser -Identity $identity -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Select-Object Enabled

    if ($csuser.enabled -eq $true) {
        Disable-CsUser -Identity $identity
        if ($verbose -eq $true) {
            Write-Host "AD disabled user" $identity "is now disabled for Lync as well"
        }
        if ($logFile -ne "") {
            $logoutput.WriteLine($identity)
        }
    }
}

if ($logFile -ne "") {
    $logoutput.close()
    if ($verbose -eq $true) {
        Write-Host $logFile "written."
    }
}

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