We know that we have sometimes Problem with Delegates, we can´t read / Change / remove with sefautil.exe.

I create a Script for this issue, this is very helpful

If you have more delegate under „Manage Calls from:“ and no other Chance to remove it, you can use this small script.

Example: Get-SFBDelegate -DelegatorSip test1@contoso.com -DelegateSIP Test2@contoso.com


function Get-SfBDelegate {
Param([Parameter(Mandatory=$True,Position=0)][string]$delegateSIP,
[Parameter(Mandatory=$True,Position=1)][string]$delegatorSIP)

$SFBPools = Get-CsService | sort identity |select identity
$table =@()
foreach ($SFBPool in $SFBPools.identity)
{
$split = $SFBPool.Split(„:“)
$table += @{‚Function‘ = $split[0];’FQDN’=$split[1]}
}
$out = $table.ForEach({[PSCustomObject]$}) | ?{$.Function -match „registrar“} | Group-Object -Property Function

$menu = @{}
$Fqdn = ($out.group | ?{$_.FQDN -match „pool“} | select fqdn -Unique).FQDN
if ($fqdn.Count -gt „1“){
for ($i=1;$i -le $FQDN.count; $i++) {
Write-Host “ $i. $($FQDN[$i-1])“
$menu.Add($i,($FQDN[$i]))
}
}
else{
for ($i=1;$i -le $FQDN.count; $i++) {
Write-Host “ $i. $($FQDN)“
$menu.Add($i,($FQDN[$i]))
}
}
[int]$ans = Read-Host ‚Enter selection‘
$selection = $menu.Item($ans)
$servers = (Get-CsComputer -Pool $selection).identity

###################################################################
#$Servers = (Get-CsComputer | Where-Object -Property Pool -Match $pool | Select-Object identity).identity

$array =@()

foreach ($server in $Servers){

$DelegateQuery = „Select * From rtc.dbo.Resource Where UserAtHost='$delegateSIP‚“
$DelegateResult= (Invoke-Sqlcmd -ServerInstance $Server\rtclocal -Query $DelegateQuery)
$DelegatorQuery= „Select * From rtc.dbo.Resource Where UserAtHost='$delegatorSIP‚“
$DelegatorResult= (Invoke-Sqlcmd -ServerInstance $Server\rtclocal -Query $DelegatorQuery)

$resourceID = $DelegatorResult.ResourceId
$DelegationQuery = „select * From [rtc].[dbo].[Delegate] Where DelegatorId = '$resourceID‚“
$DelegationResult =(Invoke-Sqlcmd -ServerInstance $Server\rtclocal -Query $DelegationQuery)

foreach ($Delegation in $DelegationResult){
$search = $Delegation.DelegateId
$SQLscript = „select * From rtc.dbo.Resource where ResourceId = '$search‚“
$return= (Invoke-Sqlcmd -ServerInstance $Server\rtclocal -Query $SQLscript)

if ($DelegateResult.ResourceId -notmatch $search){$toRemove = „yes“} else {$toRemove = „no“}

$Subscribs = New-Object psobject -Property @{DelegatorId = $Delegation.DelegatorId;
DelegatorSIP =$DelegatorResult.UserAtHost;
DelegateId = $Delegation.DelegateId;
DelegateSIP =$return.UserAtHost;
FrontendServer = $server;
toRemove = $toRemove}
$array += $Subscribs
}
}

($Global:array = $array)| sort toRemove | ft -a Delegator*, Delegate*, Front*, to*

if (!([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($Global:array))){

$n = „n“
$n = Read-Host -Prompt „Do you like to remove all with property toRemove = yes? Press y = yes, n = no“

if ($n -eq ‚y‘){
foreach ($arr in $array){
if ($arr -match „yes“) {
$removeDelegator = $arr.DelegatorId
$removeDelegate = $arr.DelegateId
$DeleteQuery =“Delete From [rtc].[dbo].[PromptedSubscriber] Where PublisherId = '$removeDelegator‚ AND SubscriberId = '$removeDelegate‚
Delete From [rtc].[dbo].[Delegate] Where DelegatorId = '$removeDelegator‚AND DelegateId = '$removeDelegate‚“

$server = $arr.FrontendServer+“\rtclocal“
Invoke-Sqlcmd -ServerInstance $server -Query $DeleteQuery -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
Write-Output „DELETED !!“
$arr | ft -a
}

$SubscriberId | ft -a
}
}
}
else {Write-Host „we dont found Entrys for the delegator: $delegatorSIP and delegate: $delegateSIP „}

}# Remove Delegator in SQL DATABASE end

Der Beitrag Remove Delegate from SQL Database erschien zuerst auf .

Damit könnt ihr eure Lync Umgebung Testen!

 Im ersten Teil des Scriptes müsst ihr die Variable eintragen

#########################################################################################

# Set Credential and Variable

$Global:UserName1 ="TestUser1"                    # TestUser1 SamAccountName
$Global:UserName2 ="TestUser2"                    # TestUser2 SamAccountName
$Global:UserName3 ="TestUser3"                    # TestUser3 SamAccountName
$Global:UserPW1 = "PW2014!!"                # TestUser1 Password
$Global:UserPW2 = "PW2014!!"                # TestUser2 Password
$Global:UserPW3 = "PW2014!!"                # TestUser3 Password
$Global:LogonDomain = "contoso"                    # Logon Domain
$Global:TargetPSTNNr = "+123456789"                # a Mobil number maybe
$Global:SIPDomain = "contoso.com"                # Sip Domain
$Global:Language = "de-DE"                        # Primary Language
$global:LyncFE01FQDN = "LyncFE01.contoso.com"    # Lync Frontend FQDN for SE and EE
$global:LyncFE02FQDN = "LyncFE02.contoso.com"    # Lync Frontend FQDN for EE
$Global:isSE = "TRUE"                             # if Standard Edition type True, If Enterprise edition type false

# CommonAreaPhone Part

$Global:CommonAreaPhoneExt= "short dial"        # PhoneExtension
$Global:CommonAreaPhonePIN= "159753"            # PIN
$Global:CommonAreaPhoneName= "TestPhone"        # SIPName from commonAreaPhone with out SIPDomain

#########################################################################################

Hier findet ihr den Download zu dem Script   

 Lync_Test_CSLyncInfrastructur.zip

Folgende Test cmdlet von dem Modul Lync sind in dem Modul eingebaut:

#            Lync-TestAddressBookService
#            Lync-TestAddressBookWebQuery
#            Lync-TestAVConference
#            Lync-TestCertificateConfiguration
#            Lync-TestClientAuth
#            Lync-TestComputer
#            Lync-TestDialInConferencing
#            Lync-TestFederation
#            Lync-TestGroupExpansion
#            Lync-TestGroupIm
#            Lync-TestIM
#            Lync-TestKerberosAccountAssignment
#            Lync-TestMcxConference
#            Lync-TestMcxP2PIM
#            Lync-TestMcxPushNotification
#            Lync-TestOUPermission
#            Lync-TestP2PAV
#            Lync-TestPhoneBootstrap
#            Lync-TestPresence
#            Lync-TestPstnOutboundCall
#            Lync-TestPstnPeerToPeerCall
#            Lync-TestRegistration
#            Lync-TestSetupPermission
#            Lync-TestTopology
#            Lync-TestTrunkConfiguration
#            Lync-TestVoiceUser
#            Lync-TestWebApp
#            Lync-TestWebAppAnonymous

Der Beitrag check your Lync environment erschien zuerst auf .

hier kannst Du alle Lync Server eintragen, mit den Du Dich verbinden möchtest.

#So kannst du mit Credentials in einem PS-Script arbeiten. Achtung das PW wird mit dem ausführenden Benutzer verschlüsselt und kann nur von diesem gelesen werden.
#Einmalig muss das PW in ein File gespeichert werden

#read-host -AsSecureString | ConvertFrom-SecureString | Out-File "c:Scriptpass.txt"

[string] $MenuOption = "None"
[bool] $HasInternetAccess = ([Activator]::CreateInstance([Type]::GetTypeFromCLSID([Guid]'{DCB00C01-570F-4A9B-8D69-199FDBA5723B}‘)).IsConnectedToInternet)
[string] $Menu = @‘

    **********************************
    Lync Server 2013 – Remote Powershell Load script
    **********************************

    Please select an option from the choices below.

    Preinstallation steps
    ========================
    1) Fronent Server –> LyncPool01
    2) EdgeServer –> Lyncedge01
    3) SBA –> SBA01

    99)
‚@
$Menu += @‘
   
   
    99) Exit

Select an option.. [1-99]?
‚@

# Bitte Variablen anpassen

$DomainAccount = <DomainLyncAdminAccount>

$lyncPool = "<FQDN für LyncPool oder lync Frontend>"
$Lyncedge01 = "<FQDN für LyncEdgeServer oder LyncEdgePool>"
$SBA01 = "<FQDN für SBA>"

# Programm
Do {
    if ($MenuOption -ne "None") {Write-Host "`nLast command: "$MenuOption -BackgroundColor Yellow -ForegroundColor black}
    $MenuOption = Read-Host $Menu

    switch ($MenuOption) {
        1    { # Fronent Server –> LyncPool01
            $username="$DomainAccount"
            $pass= cat c:Scriptpass.txt | ConvertTo-SecureString
            $credentials = New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -ArgumentList $username, $pass
            $session = New-PSSession -ConnectionURI “https://$lyncPool/OcsPowershell” -Credential $credentials
            Import-PsSession $session
        }
        2    { # EdgeServer –> Lyncedge01
            $username="$DomainAccount"
            $pass= cat C:UserssplanerDocumentsPowershellpass.txt | ConvertTo-SecureString
            $credentials = New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -ArgumentList $username, $pass
            $session = New-PSSession -ConnectionURI “https://$Lyncedge01/OcsPowershell” -Credential $credentials
            Import-PsSession $session
        }
        3    { # SBA –> SBA01
            $username="$DomainAccount"
            $pass= cat C:UserssplanerDocumentsPowershellpass.txt | ConvertTo-SecureString
            $credentials = New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -ArgumentList $username, $pass
            $session = New-PSSession -ConnectionURI “https://$SBA01/OcsPowershell” -Credential $credentials
            Import-PsSession $session
        }
       default {
            Write-Host "You haven’t selected any of the available options."
        }
    }
} while ($MenuOption -ne 99)

Der Beitrag Lync Powershell auf lokalen Computer/Server öffnen! erschien zuerst auf .

read-host -AsSecureString | ConvertFrom-SecureString | Out-File "C:Users%userprofil%DocumentsPowershellpass.txt"

dein Passwort in deinem User Verzeichniss abspeichert!! Aber sei vorsichtig solange wie du an deinem PC Angemeldet bist. Kann jeder and diese Datei ran!!!!

Der Beitrag zu einen Lync Server verbinden! erschien zuerst auf .