Hi,

I want to reference a list of users in Lync that do not have a HostedVoicemailPolicy applied. Please can someone help me..

I have a list of users that form a txt file I am referencing called $lynctest.

User1
User2
User3
NoSuchUser1
NoSuchUser2

I have the following and its not catching the error so that I can output to another file.

try
{
foreach($lyncuser in $lynctest)
    {
    Get-CsUser -Identity $lyncuser | select displayname, hostedvoicemailpolicy
 
}
catch
{
   write-host "$lyncuser user not found" > "c:\datatemp\listofusers.txt"
}

Get-CsUser -Identity $lyncuser -ErrorAction:stop | select displayname, hostedvoicemailpolicy

• Edited by Desmond LeeMVP, Moderator 15 hours 22 minutes ago

Hi, Thanks. Already tried that but doesn't work :(

Get-CsUser -Identity $lyncuser -ErrorAction:stop | select displayname, hostedvoicemailpolicy

• Edited by Desmond LeeMVP, Moderator Monday, March 23, 2015 3:59 PM

Get-CsUser -Identity $lyncuser -ErrorAction:stop | select displayname, hostedvoicemailpolicy

• Edited by Desmond LeeMVP, Moderator Monday, March 23, 2015 3:59 PM

Get-CsUser -Identity $lyncuser -ErrorAction:stop | select displayname, hostedvoicemailpolicy

• Edited by Desmond LeeMVP, Moderator Monday, March 23, 2015 3:59 PM

Get-CsUser -Identity $lyncuser -ErrorAction:stop | select displayname, hostedvoicemailpolicy

• Edited by Desmond LeeMVP, Moderator Monday, March 23, 2015 3:59 PM

Not super efficient, but quick and dirty.  If you're talking about thousands of users, this might be too slow and we can work something else out.  If you're talking about a handful, this might be fine.

foreach($lyncuser in $lynctest) 
{

   $founduser=Get-CSUser|Where-Object {$_.samaccountname -match $lyncuser}

      if ($founduser) { 
         "The user exists"
      }
      else {
         "The user does not exist"
      }
}

Any error messages or screen shots to help us better understand the issue?

Thanks / rgds,