IM and Presence Cmdlets

 

Topic Last Modified: 2012-10-17

Instant Messaging (IM) and presence cmdlets allow you to manage those client features through Windows PowerShell. You can set presence policies that apply to users at the global, site, or per-user scope. You can also configure various privacy and IM features.

IM and Presence Cmdlets

The configure IM and presence, use the following cmdlets:

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  Get-CsPresencePolicy

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  Grant-CsPresencePolicy

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  New-CsPresencePolicy

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  Remove-CsPresencePolicy

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  Set-CsPresencePolicy

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  Get-CsPrivacyConfiguration

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  New-CsPrivacyConfiguration

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  Remove-CsPrivacyConfiguration

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  Set-CsPrivacyConfiguration

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  Set-CsUserServer

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  Get-CsUserServicesConfiguration

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  New-CsUserServicesConfiguration

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  Remove-CsUserServicesConfiguration

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  Set-CsUserServicesConfiguration

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  Get-CsFileTransferFilterConfiguration

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  New-CsFileTransferFilterConfiguration

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  Remove-CsFileTransferFilterConfiguration

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  Set-CsFileTransferFilterConfiguration

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  Get-CsImFilterConfiguration

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  New-CsImFilterConfiguration

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  Remove-CsImFilterConfiguration

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  Set-CsImFilterConfiguration

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  Test-CsGroupExpansion

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  Test-CsGroupIM

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  Test-CsIM

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  Test-CsP2PAV

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  Test-CsPresence

For details about Lync Server Management Shell cmdlets, see the Lync Server Windows PowerShell blog at https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=203150.

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Concepts

Client Management Cmdlets