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Skype for business file share permissions
Skype for business file share permissions













skype for business file share permissions
  1. #Skype for business file share permissions how to#
  2. #Skype for business file share permissions install#
  3. #Skype for business file share permissions full#

The general guidance is to manually create a new file share on the desired server and then set the share permissions to grant Full Control to the Administrators group. Optional Lync services (like Persistent Chat) can trigger the creation of additional folders in the directory but for the purposes of this article only the default folders for a Standard Edition server are covered. fix the error runningĮnable-CsAdDomain -Domain “YourDomain.This article outlines the default folder structure and permissions created on the File Share when deploying a Lync 2013 Server Front End server or pool.

skype for business file share permissions

Test-CsSetupPermission -ComputerOU "ou=CsServers,dc=litwareinc,dc=com" If Skype for Business Server administrators are not domain administrators, the RTCUniversalServerAdmins group needs the right permissions. Warning: The access control entries (ACEs) on the object "computers container" are not ready

skype for business file share permissions

Warning: Access control entry (ACE) XXXXXXXX\RTCUniversalServerReadOnlyGroup Allow GenericRead None None Sometimes, when publishing the topology, you could have the following errors Remove the Configuration Store Location from Active Directory: Finalize the Skype for Business topology decommission running the following command from the Skype for Business Server Management Shell If you have trusted applications in the topology you will have a warning that you have to acknowledge before proceedingĦ) You will still see the last Front End in your topology. This will publish the removal configuration.ĥ) Progress through the “Publish the topology” wizard. Get-CsTrunkConfiguration | Remove-CsTrunkConfigurationĤ) Action > Topology > Publish.

  • Remove Skype for Business meeting rooms.
  • Get-CsAnalogDevice | Remove-CsAnalogDevice Get-CsUnassignedNumber | Remove-CsUnassignedNumber Get-CsCallParkOrbit | Remove-CsCallParkOrbit Note: you could have to execute this one again when publishing the topology, if you have an error message Get-CsConferenceDirectory | Remove-CsConferenceDirectory
  • Remove Conferencing Directories (-Force could be required).
  • Get-CsUser -Filter | Disable-CsUser -Verbose

    skype for business file share permissions

  • Remove ONLY the users still on the on-premises pools.
  • (All the commands have to be executed on one of the Front Ends from the Skype for Business Server Management Shell)
  • Skype for Business hybrid has been removed, as for this Microsoft document “Disable hybrid to complete migration to the cloud”.
  • All the users, analog devices, meeting rooms and response groups heve been already migrated to Microsoft Teams.
  • If you still want to remove the schema, take a look to Mark Vale’s blog here for a detailed explanation on this specific topic I see no massive benefits in that and, as a main motivation not to remove the schema, please remember that all migrated user phone numbers are still managed by the msRTCSIP-Line attribute.īy the way, the above is also a motivation NOT TO run the massive SfB user disable Get-CsUser | Disable-CsUser -Verbose that is often suggested, if you did not have a prior preparation. Let me advise against removing the schema modification.

    #Skype for business file share permissions how to#

    In this post I will outline how to safely remove the SfB topology.

    #Skype for business file share permissions install#

    As a starting point when removing Skype for Business (SfB) from an on-premises domain, there must be a decision about removing JUST the SfB topology from the on-premises deployment or if you want to remove also the Active Directory schema preparation that was required to install SfB in the first place.















    Skype for business file share permissions