Guide to the beta refresh version of Communications Server "14"
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The Powershell software for the beta refresh version of Microsoft Communications Server "14" has recently undergone some changes. While there are too many to mention them all here are a few of the important ones.
There are new Cmdlets:
- New presence policy cmdlets to manage your subscribers.
- New audio conferencing provider cmdlets to assign and unassign audio conferencing providers to your users.
- New Kerberos cmdlets which help you to avoid password expiration problems.
New Look for the RBAC Cmdlets
RBAC (Role Based Access Control) has been introduced in Communications Server "14" as a way to help delegate administrative control of the software
Renamed Parameters
- The LocalStore parameter has been deleted from most cmdlets.
- The Tenant parameter has been deleted from most cmdlets.
New Uses for the Force Parameter which
- Suppress the confirmation prompt when you try to remove a per-user policy currently assigned to one or more users.
- Allow you to remove something even if it’s still being used elsewhere.
- Suppress the display of any non-fatal errors that might pop up when you run a cmdlet.
New Names: Get-CsPstnUsage and Set-CsPstnUsage
The CsPhoneUsage cmdlets have been given new names in the beta refresh version of Communications Server "14":
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