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This solution worked out perfect for us. &nbsp;Thank you sir!<br />
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Apologies in delay in closing this question.
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This solution worked out perfect for us.  Thank you sir!

Apologies in delay in closing this question.

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Experts,<br />
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This should be relatively simple, but I'm drawing a blank from my searches. &nbsp;If possible, can someone point me in the right direction on how to handle PS negative returns?<br />
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This is in regards to Lync, where I need to execute the following:<br />
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Enable-CSUser –identity “sAMAccountName” –RegistrarPool “SpecifiedPool” –sipAddressType EmailAddress<br />
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But, I need to add it in the &quot;fail&quot; portion of &quot;Get-CSUser&quot;. &nbsp;Basically, if a user isn't enabled, to go ahead and do it.<br />
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Thanks for any assistance that can be provided. &nbsp;Apologies for the basic question, I've searched quite a bit for this, but keep coming back empty.
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Experts,

This should be relatively simple, but I'm drawing a blank from my searches.  If possible, can someone point me in the right direction on how to handle PS negative returns?

This is in regards to Lync, where I need to execute the following:

Enable-CSUser –identity “sAMAccountName” –RegistrarPool “SpecifiedPool” –sipAddressType EmailAddress

But, I need to add it in the "fail" portion of "Get-CSUser".  Basically, if a user isn't enabled, to go ahead and do it.

Thanks for any assistance that can be provided.  Apologies for the basic question, I've searched quite a bit for this, but keep coming back empty.

Enable user for Lync if not already

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