Normaly OCS just runs.
Recently I had a simliar issue after a data center power loss (maintenence
work on UPS, cut back over to UPS, UPS went POP, server room went dark, team
came in at 2am to power on very surprised servers [new UPS ordered, we have
a trailer UPS wired in right now]) I had to nuk
Ok..so it looks like I jumped to a conclusion that it would fully integrate
with AD seeing how it's a MS product. I *thought* that the contacts were
tied to AD and were pushed automatically based on some AD setting. I've just
started reading about this and can't believe how many hoops you have to g
There are some wsf files in "c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office
Communications Server 2007\ResKit\WMI Samples" that can help with some of
the automated tasks, if you have the resource kit installed
On 15 April 2011 14:00, Cameron wrote:
> Ok..so it looks like I jumped to a conclusion that it woul
Yep, the resource kit is installed and I've been looking at them. The
problem with trying to automate the jobs will be that I can't just do it by
OU (to break the users into groups) unless I want to start moving people
around and verifying the GPO's against them. Though it may be something I'll
do
I only have limited experience with OCS, but I recall that it was a bit of a
pain to manage. Don't know whether the new incarnation of it (is it Lync?)
might be somewhat better
On 15 April 2011 14:17, Cameron wrote:
> Yep, the resource kit is installed and I've been looking at them. The
> proble
OK wait, I think there is some confusion here. Yes, OCS is a Microsoft
Product. Microsoft purchased the technology that became Live Communications
Server 2003 and released LCS2005 soon afterwards. OCS2007 is really more in
the mode MS likes and OCS2007r2 included nice improvements.
All the abov
Actually...that's what I've been *asked* to setup...a minimum 'set' of
contacts from the various locations grouped by function, etc
On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 12:03 PM, Steven Peck wrote:
> OK wait, I think there is some confusion here. Yes, OCS is a Microsoft
> Product. Microsoft purchased the t
I had to do that in a previous job. It can be done with those scripts but it
is fairly non-dynamic when it comes to updating users who have left, etc.
You could do it with some form of scripting querying AD but it's a big
fudge.
In the end we opted to set up a script to auto-enable every user for
Ya, we created documentation on adding contacts and it became a manager
issue if they cared (LCS2005sp1 less tools) which it turns out they did
not. With OCS2007r2 you can just target distribution groups and their
membership will dynamically update so that may be a less painful route to
go. If po
You mention something interesting (we do have OCS2007r2)...target
distribution groups? Sounds like a much better way to go.
Any pointers?
On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 12:25 PM, Steven Peck wrote:
> Ya, we created documentation on adding contacts and it became a manager
> issue if they cared (LCS2005s
I may have added to the confusion by being all wordy and less then precise.
All of our teams have a team based distribution list are build
using #Name format and managed by the teams manager. So to make up some
names for example purposes
#Windows Applications
#Windows Infrastructure
#Accounting
#N
Ok...I think I've finally got it figured...BUT...(of course there is always
a but) How the heck do I delete a contact group that already exists?
I've tried
cscript lcsaddcontacts.wsf /userfiles:text.txt (contains only me)
/contactsgroup:listedgroup /delete
it just complains and shows me the sy
Yeah. I complain about the syntax of your commands all the time, too.
From: Cameron [mailto:cameron.orl...@gmail.com]
Sent: 15 April 2011 16:08
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: Re: OT: OCS 2007 r2
Ok...I think I've finally got it figured...BUT...(of course there is always
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> Ok...I think I've finally got it figured...BUT...(of course there is always
> a but) How the heck do I delete a contact group that already exists?
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> I've tried
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> cscript lcsaddcontacts.wsf /
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