Monday, April 27, 2009

OCS 2007 R2 lcscmd


LCSCmd is a very powerful tool that makes it possible to do things such as activate servers, check server configurations, manage certificates, and prepare AD DS for Office Communications Server installation. What it doesn't do is the actual installation of the servers.

LCSCmd installs with Office Communications Server 2007 R2 Core Components (osccore.msi) and the Administration Tools (admintools.msi), but it can also be run from the CD or a share. By default you'll find LCSCmd.exe in the Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2 folder.
Usage Instructions
lcscmd /Forest: /Action:
/PoolName:
/PoolBE:
/RefDomain:
/MeetingContentPath:
/MeetingMetaPath:
/AppDataLocation:
/ClientUpdateLocation:
[/PDCRequired:[TRUE|FALSE] ][/GlobalSettingsDC: ]
[/DC: ][/GC: ]
[/Global: ]
[/GroupDomain: ]
[/GroupDomainDC: ]
[/DBDataPath: ]
[/DBLogPath: ][/Clean:[TRUE|FALSE] ]
[/EnableArch:[TRUE|FALSE] ][/EnableCDR:[TRUE|FALSE] ]
[/EnableQoE:[TRUE|FALSE] ]
[/DynDataPath: ]
[/DynLogPath: ][/PoolFQDN: ]
[/InternalWebFQDN: ]
[/ExternalWebFQDN: ]
[/ABOutputlocation:
]
[/MeetingArchivingPath: ]
[/ABSDataPath:
]
[/ABSLogPath:
]
[/ACDDataPath: ]
[/ACDLogPath: ]
[/Force:[TRUE|FALSE] ][/L: ]
[/XML:[TRUE|FALSE] ][/?:[TRUE|FALSE] ]

/Forest Executes the action for the specified forest. If no fully
qualified domain name (FQDN) is specified, current forest is
used. It defaults to "".

/Action Takes a string specifying the action name. Valid action names
include CheckSchemaPrepState SchemaPrep CheckForestPrepState
ForestPrep ForestUnprep CheckAllDomainsPrepState CreatePool
RemovePool CheckPoolState CheckAllPoolsState
UpdatePoolBackend Diag

/PoolName Specifies the pool name.

/PoolBE Specifies the backend SQL Server instance that will be used
by the pool.

/RefDomain Specifies the reference domain FQDN.

/MeetingContentPath
Specifies the UNC path where meeting presentation content
should be located.

/MeetingMetaPath
Specifies the UNC path where meeting meta data should be
located.

/AppDataLocation
Specifies the folder where OCS Applications will write their
files.

/ClientUpdateLocation
Specifies a folder for the Client Update file store.

/PDCRequired
Specifies whether PDCs are required for the action. It
defaults to "TRUE".

/GlobalSettingsDC
Specifies the FQDN of a global settings domain DC. Must be
local domain DC if settings are in configuration container
and root DC if settings are in the system container. It
defaults to "".

/DC Specifies the FQDN of a domain DC. It defaults to "".

/GC Specifies the FQDN of a forest GC. It defaults to "".

/Global Specifies the global setting location. It defaults to "".

/GroupDomain
Specifies the FQDN of the domain where Office Communications
Server universal groups are located in. It defaults to "".

/GroupDomainDC
Specifies the FQDN of a DC in the domain where Office
Communications Server universal groups are located in. It
defaults to "".

/DBDataPath Specifies the folder where the database data file should be
located (must not end in \"). It defaults to "".

/DBLogPath Specifies the folder where the database log file should be
located (must not end in \"). It defaults to "".

/Clean Specifies whether to do a clean setup for pool backend
creation actions. It defaults to "FALSE".

/EnableArch Specifies whether archiving is enabled or not for the pool.
It defaults to "FALSE".

/EnableCDR Specifies whether to enable CDR. It defaults to "FALSE".

/EnableQoE Specifies whether to enable QoE. It defaults to "FALSE".

/DynDataPath
Specifies the folder where dynamic database data file should
be located (must not end in \"). It defaults to "".

/DynLogPath Specifies the folder where dynamic database log file should
be located (must not end in \"). It defaults to "".

/PoolFQDN Specifies DNS host name of the pool. It defaults to "".

/InternalWebFQDN
Specifies the FQDN of the internal web server. It defaults to "".

/ExternalWebFQDN
Specifies the FQDN of the external web server. It defaults to "".

/ABOutputlocation
Specifies the folder where the Address Book server will write
its files. It defaults to "".

/MeetingArchivingPath
Specifies the UNC path where meeting presentation content
archiving should be located. It defaults to "".

/ABSDataPath
Specifies the folder where Address Book Server database data
file should be located (must not end in \"). It defaults to
"".

/ABSLogPath Specifies the folder where Address Book Server database log
file should be located (must not end in \"). It defaults to
"".

/ACDDataPath
Specifies the folder where Response Group Service database
data file should be located (must not end in \"). It
defaults to "".

/ACDLogPath Specifies the folder where Response Group Service database
log file should be located (must not end in \"). It defaults
to "".

/Force Specifies whether to force task execution. It defaults to
"FALSE".

/L Specifies the log file path. If not specified, '\[][

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