Learn how to manage a SIP application in a Microsoft Lync Server
2013 deployment.
Managing a SIP application on
Lync Server
To manage a Lync Server 2013 SIP application, you should inspect
and modify the application settings and rehearse how to remove the
application. You can use the following Microsoft Windows PowerShell
commands to manage the application.
- To inspect an application's settings, you can issue the
following cmdlet in a Lync Server Management Shell console.
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get-CsServerApplication
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The previous cmdlet displays all of the Lync Server SIP
applications that are currently registered with the local Lync
Server deployment.
To inspect a specific SIP application, you can pass in to the
cmdlet the identity of the application as shown in the following
example.
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Get-CsServerApplication -identity
"service:registrar:lync-se.contoso.com/HelloWorld"
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In the previous example, the identity parameter value
corresponds to the assigned identity of the application when it is
registered by using the
New-CsServerApplicationcmdlet, as
discussed in
How to: Register a SIP application
.
- To change an application's settings, you can call the
Set-CsServerApplicationcmdlet to supply
appropriate parameter values. For example, the following cmdlet
changes the priority of the HelloWorld application that is
discussed in
How to: Register a SIP application
.
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set-CsServerApplication -identity
"service:registrar:lync-se.contoso.com/HelloWorld" -priority 7
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- To cancel the registration of an application, you simply remove
it from the Lync Server instance by calling
Remove-CsServerApplication. For the
HelloWorld application that is discussed in
How to: Register a SIP application
, calling the following cmdlet remove it from the Lync
Server topology.
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remove-CsServerApplication -identity
"service.registrar:lync-se.contoso.com/HelloWorld"
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The commands appearing in this topic can be run without shutting
down the server.
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See also