If you need to update the Help on servers that are not connected to the internet, you can use the Save-Help cmdlet to get the latest version of the help and save it to a location you specify. The following example updates only the Skype for Business module. If you want to update only certain modules, you can use the Module parameter to limit the scope of the cmdlet. The Update-Help cmdlet downloads and installs the newest help files available for all of the modules installed on your computer, including updates to Skype for Business cmdlets.īy default, the Update-Help cmdlet will update all the modules installed on your Skype for Business Server. You can update the Skype for Business Server Management Shell help content by running the Update-Help cmdlet. Skype for Business Server Management Shell is automatically installed on every Skype for Business Server Enterprise Edition Front End Server or Standard Edition server. To run Skype for Business Server cmdlets from within Windows PowerShell, first type the following at the Windows PowerShell command prompt: > Import-Module SkypeforBusiness If you open a Windows PowerShell window rather than the Skype for Business Server Management Shell, by default you may not be able to run the Skype cmdlets. To run the Skype for Business Server cmdlets, open the Skype for Business Server Management Shell. Things to know about Windows PowerShell in Skype for Business Server: To retrieve a full list of cmdlets available for managing Skype for Business Server, type the following at the shell command prompt: Get-Command * -Module SkypeforBusiness -CommandType cmdlet To view help for a different cmdlet, substitute New-CsVoicePolicy with the name of the cmdlet for which you want to retrieve help. The preceding command retrieves the complete help available for the New-CsVoicePolicy cmdlet.
You can retrieve help for a cmdlet directly from the command line by typing a command similar to the following: Get-Help New-CsVoicePolicy -Full Skype for Business Server ships with more than 700 cmdlets that enable administrators to manage Skype for Business Server using the Skype for Business Server Management Shell. Interested in contributing? Check out the README in the repo here:
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