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Change/replace SIP address from the edsvaOffice365-UserID field

mjcoronado
over 5 years ago

Ill start off by saying I am a complete novice

I would like to change user SIP address with the field edsvaOffice365-UserID

Id also like to be able to update this by OU if possible

I am using Quest Commandlet to pull this information. Get-QADUser -SearchRoot "OU=Path” -SizeLimit 0 -IncludedProperties edsvaOffice365-UserID

How would I script this to take the information in edsvaOffice365-UserID and update the SIP with it?

 

Thanks,

Manny

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  • 0 over 5 years ago

    I'm glad to hear that it is now working as expected, but I feel bad. JohnnyQuest did all of the heavy lifting, I just swooped in and stole the credit...

    Sorry about that, JohnnyQuest!

    This is a good scripting learning opportunity, as well. It's good practice to confirm that you have data to replace something with before you destroy the original data.

    You should use something like this:

    Connect-QADService -proxy

Get-QADUser -SearchRoot "OU=Path” -SizeLimit 0 -IncludedProperties 'edsvaOffice365-UserID' | %{

# Clean out the old SIP

if($_.'edsvaOffice365-UserID') #checks to see if some value exists in the attribute retrieved
{
Remove-QADProxyAddress -Pattern "SIP*" -DirObject $_

$NewSIP = "SIP:" + $($_.'edsvaOffice365-UserID')

# Put in the new one

Add-QADProxyAddress -DirObject $_ -Address $NewSIP

Set-QADUser -identity $_ -objectattributes @{'msRTCSIP-PrimaryUserAddress'=$($_.'edsvaOffice365-UserID')}

else{
#Log an error somewhere
}

}




    }

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  • 0 over 5 years ago

    I'm glad to hear that it is now working as expected, but I feel bad. JohnnyQuest did all of the heavy lifting, I just swooped in and stole the credit...

    Sorry about that, JohnnyQuest!

    This is a good scripting learning opportunity, as well. It's good practice to confirm that you have data to replace something with before you destroy the original data.

    You should use something like this:

    Connect-QADService -proxy

Get-QADUser -SearchRoot "OU=Path” -SizeLimit 0 -IncludedProperties 'edsvaOffice365-UserID' | %{

# Clean out the old SIP

if($_.'edsvaOffice365-UserID') #checks to see if some value exists in the attribute retrieved
{
Remove-QADProxyAddress -Pattern "SIP*" -DirObject $_

$NewSIP = "SIP:" + $($_.'edsvaOffice365-UserID')

# Put in the new one

Add-QADProxyAddress -DirObject $_ -Address $NewSIP

Set-QADUser -identity $_ -objectattributes @{'msRTCSIP-PrimaryUserAddress'=$($_.'edsvaOffice365-UserID')}

else{
#Log an error somewhere
}

}




    }

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