Today I was curious how many numbers we have used up on our DID block and wanted to pull a report specifying which numbers were allocated to which user, conference room, etc. After a quick Google search, I came accross a powershell script by Lasse Nordvik Wedø. Attached below is a copy of his powershell script with a few modifications by me to pull a couple of extra attributes about the user from Active Directory. Please make sure to drop him a comment on his blog, located here: http://tech.rundtomrundt.com/2012/04/listing-all-deployed-numbers-in-lync.html
The following list of numbers will be generated to a .htm web report:
- Users enabled in Lync without a number assigned
- Users with a number assigned to them
- Users with a private line
- Analog devices
- Common Area Phone Numbers
- Response Group Numbers
- Meeting (dialin) numbers
- Meeting Room Objects
- Exchange Objects
- Application endpoints with a LineURI
The script can be downloaded here (make sure to remove the .txt extension once you have downloaded it): Assigned_numbers.ps1
Here is an image of executing the powershell script:
Here is an image of the result (webpage):
Here is an image of what the htm file looks like when you open it up:
Additionally, if you are looking for a complete resource of different attributes you can pull from the Get-ADUser command, see the following technet article: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/12037.active-directory-get-aduser-default-and-extended-properties.aspx
