Administrators will rarely need to directly call many of the infrastructure and deployment. That is because these cmdlets are automatically invoked when you run Setup or the Topology Builder. (One major exception might be the Export-CsConfiguration cmdlet, which enables you to make a backup copy of your Lync Server topology, policies, and configuration settings.) However, and when needed, the infrastructure and deployment cmdlets can also be run from the Lync Server Management Shell or from within a script; using a script enables you to automate certain tasks. The following is a list of cmdlets that relate directly to infrastructure and deployment:

Active Directory Cmdlets

• Disable-CsAdDomain

• Enable-CsAdDomain

• Get-CsAdDomain

• Disable-CsAdForest

• Enable-CsAdForest

• Get-CsAdForest

• Get-CsAdServerSchema

• Install-CsAdServerSchema

Replication Cmdlets

• Debug-CsInterPoolReplication

• Invoke-CsManagementStoreReplication

• Get-CsManagementStoreReplicationStatus

• Enable-CsReplica

• Test-CsReplica

• Get-CsUserReplicatorConfiguration

• New-CsUserReplicatorConfiguration

• Remove-CsUserReplicatorConfiguration

• Set-CsUserReplicatorConfiguration

Topology Cmdlets

• Get-CsPool

• Get-CsSite

• Set-CsSite

• Enable-CsTopology

• Get-CsTopology

• Publish-CsTopology

• Test-CsTopology

• Export-CsConfiguration

• Import-CsConfiguration

• Get-CsServerVersion

• Disable-CsComputer

• Enable-CsComputer

• Get-CsComputer

• Test-CsComputer

• Get-CsNetworkInterface

Backup and High Availability Cmdlets

• Get-CsBackupServiceConfiguration

• Remove-CsBackupServiceConfiguration

• Set-CsBackupServiceConfiguration

• Get-CsBackupServiceStatus

• Invoke-CsBackupServiceSync

• Debug-CsIntraPoolReplication

• Backup-CsPool

• Get-CsPoolBackupRelationship

• Get-CsPoolFabricState

• Invoke-CsPoolFailBack

• Invoke-CsPoolFailOver

• Get-CsPoolUpgradeReadinessState

• Invoke-CsStorageServiceFlush

• Sync-CsUserData

• Remove-CsUserStoreBackupData

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