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Well .... You need to assign LineURI's to all users aswell, and you need to get those numbers from somewhere, most likely AD.<br />
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you can use this; <br />
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get-Csuser | set-CsUser -EnterpriseVoiceEnabled $True
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Well .... You need to assign LineURI's to all users aswell, and you need to get those numbers from somewhere, most likely AD.

you can use this;

get-Csuser | set-CsUser -EnterpriseVoiceEnabled $True

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is there a command to read the lineURI from AD and reflect the same in Lync?
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is there a command to read the lineURI from AD and reflect the same in Lync?

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Dear All,<br />
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I have Lync 2013 installed in my environment, i'm looking for a command to enable &quot;Enterprise Voice&quot; option for all users from one command, could you please help.
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Dear All,

I have Lync 2013 installed in my environment, i'm looking for a command to enable "Enterprise Voice" option for all users from one command, could you please help.

enable enterprise voice to all users

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