Reporting on Mailbox Databases
There are a number of advantages to spreading your users’ mailboxes across your databases in Exchange 2007 versus putting department or groups in to...
One of my customers has Lync deployment with multiple sites and three Lync pools. If I try to use the Lync Control Panel to determine the number of users per site I am limited to 200 results. This obvious is not sufficient if you have more than 200 users in a site. Never mind that I think it’s shortsighted not to be able to modify the number of results in Control Panel, but never the less, PowerShell to the rescue!!! I took an old Exchange script and modified it to pull all users and group them by RegistrarPool and then sorted them by Name. Here is the little cmdlet.
Get-CsUser -ResultSize:Unlimited | Group-Object -Property:RegistrarPool | Select-Object Name,Count | Sort-Object -Property:Count
Here are the results:
Name Count
Pool1.company.com 107
Pool2.company.com 156
Pool3.company.com 223
Lync 2013 Cumulative Update 1 (CU1) Release – February 2013
Dave Rowe : Feb 14, 2013 2:25:00 PM
Microsoft has released the Lync 2013 Cumulative Update 1 (CU1). The naming conventions within “Lync” can be a little confusing. This is a CLIENT...
Office 365: Lync Online vs Lync On-Premise
cloudservuscom : Jun 15, 2012 7:40:43 AM
One of my customers has been weighing the options of using Lync Online vs Lync On-Premise. There are a lot of questions about the feature sets...