Running Server Diagnostics (Command Line)

The LCSCmd.execommand provides the Diagaction to check the health and status of servers within an Office Communications Server environment.

Here is a sample syntax to run the Diagaction.

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LCSCmd.exe /<context>[:<Server FQDN>] /Role:{SE \| EE \| Proxy \| WorkgroupProxy \| AP} /Action:Diag /DiagnosticLevel[:<bitmask that selects the diagnostic subtasks to run>] [/UserUri1:<User Name for first enterprise user.>] [/UserAccount1:<Sign-in account of the first enterprise user.>] [/UserPassword1:<Password of the first enterprise user.>] [/UserPool1:<Server or Pool FQDN to use for the first enterprise user.>] [/UserUri2:<User name for second enterprise user.>] [/UserAccount2:<Sign-in account of the second enterprise user.>] [/UserPassword2:<Password of the second enterprise user.>] [/UserPool2:<Server or Pool FQDN to use for the second enterprise user.>] [/FederatedUserUris:<Semicolon separated list of federated user URIs to check for connectivity.>]

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LCSCmd.exe /<context>[:<Server FQDN>] /Role:{SE | EE |
Proxy | WorkgroupProxy | AP} /Action:Diag
/DiagnosticLevel[:<bitmask that selects the diagnostic subtasks
to run>] [/UserUri1:<User Name for first enterprise
user.>] [/UserAccount1:<Sign-in account of the first
enterprise user.>] [/UserPassword1:<Password of the first
enterprise user.>] [/UserPool1:<Server or Pool FQDN to use
for the first enterprise user.>] [/UserUri2:<User name for
second enterprise user.>] [/UserAccount2:<Sign-in account of
the second enterprise user.>] [/UserPassword2:<Password of
the second enterprise user.>] [/UserPool2:<Server or Pool
FQDN to use for the second enterprise user.>]
[/FederatedUserUris:<Semicolon separated list of federated user
URIs to check for connectivity.>]

Such as:

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LCSCmd.exe /Server /Role:EE /Action:Diag /diagnosticlevel

Where:

Parameter	Description
<context>	Executes the action for the specified computer. If no FQDN is specified, the current computer is used.
/Role	Specifies the role of the server. (Applies to Server context.)
/Action	Takes a string that specifies the action name.
/RefDomain	Specifies the reference domain FQDN.
/Global	Specifies the global setting location.
/GroupDomain	Specifies the FQDN of the domain where Office Communications Server universal groups are located.
/UserUri1	Specifies the user URI (For instance, alice@contoso.com). Required for logon and IM tests.
/UserAccount1	Specifies the sign-in name (For instance, alice@contoso.com or contoso.com\alice). Required for logon and IM tests.
/UserPassword1	Specifies the user password. Required for logon and IM tests.
/UserPool1	Specifies the target server to use. If not specified, the pool of the local computer will be used.
/UserUri2	Specifies the user URI (For instance, bob@contoso.com). Required for logon and IM tests.
/UserAccount2	Specifies the sign-in account (For instance, bob@contoso.com or contoso.com\bob). Required for logon and IM tests.
/UserPassword2	Specifies the user password. Required for logon and IM tests.
/UserPool2	Specifies the target server to use. If not specified, the pool of the local computer will be used.
/FederatedUserUris	Specifies a list of federated user URIs to probe delimited by semi-colon (for example, alice@contoso.com; bob@contoso.com).
/L	Specifies the log file path. If not specified, %TEMP%\<ActionName>[<Date>][<Time>].html is used. To disable logging, use a dash character (-) as the log file name.
/XML	Specifies whether the log file to be generated should be in XML format instead of HTML.
/?	Shows Help on usage.