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List all Lync Online Users with no Dial-In Conferencing configured
A customer recently contacted us to see if they could use our Office 365 Reporting application to list out all Lync Online Users with no Dial-In Conferencing details configured.
Unfortunately our product doesn’t have this ability just yet, but we were interested by the problem and decided to help them out in any way we could.
After a bit of digging around we discovered two methods to get the data out that they required.
The first method was using the Office 365 Web Portal, specifically the Lync Admin Center.
Lync Online Admin Center
Now Click Dial-In Users.
Dial-In Users
And click the Funnel Icon above the list of users and select the Filter you want to apply.
Filter Dial-In Conferencing
Selecting the Dial-In Conferencing On Filter will show all users that have configured their Dial-In Conferencing details. The other filter obviously shows the opposite.
Dial-In Conferencing On
Unfortunately this didn’t quite suit the needs of our customer as they wanted a script that they could schedule regularly.
This was an excellent opportunity for us to leverage the Lync Online PowerShell Module to get this data Programatically.
The attribute that stores the Lync Online Dial-In Conferencing data is the “AcpInfo” attribute returned by the Get-CSOnlineUser cmdlet.
In my account, it looks something like this:
PS C:\Users\Alan> Get-CSOnlineUser alan | Select ACPInfo | fl
AcpInfo : {
08000121234
1234565
uksip.btci.com
bt conferencing uk_emea
http://www.btconferencing.com/globalaccess/?bid=601
The PowerShell script below simply connects to a Lync Online Remote PowerShell session and looks for all users that do not have an ACPInfo attribute.
$credential = Get-Credential
$session = New-CsOnlineSession -Credential $credential
Import-PSSession $session
$Users = Get-CsOnlineUser | Where-Object {!$_.AcpInfo} | select DisplayName, UserPrincipalName, AcpInfo
$Users | Export-Csv "LyncUsersNoConference.csv" -NoTypeInformation
This then gets written to a CSV file and away you go!
