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Enable OCS Users that are Members of a group

Last Post 12 Mar 2010 11:18 AM by cameronove. 3 Replies.

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rajackson

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10 Mar 2010 06:26 PM
I've been working with some powershell scripts and am able to set the OCS properties on users accounts but can't figure out how to write a query to search on those properties. I'd like to create a group in AD and then search for users in that group where msRTCSIP-UserEnabled=False. If it's false I'd like to set the SIP address as their email address and the primary host server. The where statement does not work and I don't know where else to turn. Anyone done anything like this before?

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12 Mar 2010 10:33 AM
Use Quest's Get-QADGroupMember to query the users in a group: Get-QADGroupMember 'Domain Users' -SearchAttributes @{'msRTCSIP-UserEnabled'=$false} -Credential $admincreds -IncludedProperties msRTCSIP-UserEnabled \| select name,msRTCSIP-UserEnabled

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12 Mar 2010 11:10 AM
Ok so after reading more carefully what you are trying to do here is a script that should set the sip address. You may also need to set other info like FederationEnabled, OptionFlags, PrimaryHomeServer, InternetAccessEnabled, etc... Not sure in your environment what populates automagically. Your request was to set the SIP address so here it is: Get-QADGroupMember 'Domain Users' ` -SearchAttributes @{'msRTCSIP-UserEnabled'=$true} ` -type 'User' ` -Credential $admincreds ` -IncludedProperties msRTCSIP-UserEnabled,mail,msRTCSIP-PrimaryUserAddress,msRTCSIP-PrimaryHomeServer \| %{ $primehost = "PrimaryHost" $tempsip = $_.mail.split('@') $sip = "sip:$($tempsip[0])@$primehost.$($tempsip[1])" Set-QADUser -Identity $_.distinguishedName -Credential $admincreds -ObjectAttributes @{'msRTCSIP-PrimaryUserAddress' = $sip} } I didn't actually try setting anything in my environment so the last line is my 'guessing' what should happen; you may need to tweak it.

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12 Mar 2010 11:18 AM
I'm also not sure what you want your SIP to be. I'm 'guessing' if an email address looked like this in your environment: firstname.lastname@domain.com Then you would want firstname.lastname@primaryhost.domain.com With email addresses in that format the above script will set the sip address to sip:firstname.lastname@primaryhost.domain.com if you email addesses are first initial last name @ domain then it will set the sip like this sip:jsmith@primaryhost.domain.com The script splits the email address on the @ character and then concatenates the sip like this 'sip:' + emailprefix + '@' + 'primaryhost.' + emailsuffix That is long form for what this does: "sip:$($tempsip[0])@$primehost.$($tempsip[1])"

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