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Powershell 3.0 – out-GridView

19 Thursday Sep 2013

Posted by Paul Bloem in Lync Server Management Shell, out-gridview, Powershell, Powershell 3.0

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It’s often frustrating to trawl through a lengthy display of text when calling up Lync data such as an output from get-csuser. To be fair I often just dump the results to a csv file with some formatting. That does however mean that I now need to open the xml file to view the results.

An alternative is to simply pipe your query to out-gridview


…and the result:


 But wait..there is more…you can search for numerous details within the grid output. This could be a range or specific search item. Below I have searched for the last 4 digits of my LineURI (it also searched by extension number!). And yes you can search for PrivateLine as well.


Still more, you can add a list of search criteria, I have added a search for all Users that are Enterprise Voice Enabled and have the digits 270 in their LineURI as below:


Another really useful aspect is that you can right click on the column header to select only the columns you want to see (or drag the columns into a sequence that suits your requirements) as below:

Here I removed all and then selected just the columns I wanted:-


And the output looks like this:-

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Lync Performance Counters

13 Monday May 2013

Posted by Paul Bloem in Counters, CSWindowsService, Performance, Powershell, PS

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By using the Lync Shell command CSWindowsService one is able to grab a snapshot of all the current call and conferencing activity.

Command
Get-CsWindowsService

Output


This is by no means all the Lync Counters..

If you wanted to see all the Lync Counters use the following command:
Get-Counter -ListSet “LS:*” | Select-Objec

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