Search for something Search for: Recent Posts Users attribute are clean and AD has nothing left over of Previous installation of Lync or Skype for Business. Get-aduser -filter |set-aduser -clear msRTCSIP-PrimaryUserAddress,msRTCSIP-PrimaryHomeServer,msRTCSIP-UserEnabled,msRTCSIP-OptionFlags,msRTCSIP-UserPolicies, msRTCSIP-DeploymentLocator, msRTCSIP-FederationEnabled, msRTCSIP-InternetAccessEnabled Result: This steps resets Lync attributes for any domain users and contacts. CSAdministrator, CSHelpDesk, RTCComponentUniversalServices, Etc. Delete all RTC* and CS* users created by Lync.NOTE: This may not exist in all scenarios. NOTE: Not all RTC permissions will exist in each AD Folder or OU, but these three OUs do: Repeat the same steps for each of the following AD Folders and.From the Properties windows, select the Security tab.Right click on your top level domain being cleaned and select Properties.Open Active Directory Users and Computers.This step removes the original Lync permissions from the active director. Cleaning Users’ Lync related attributes for the new deployment.Preparing AD schema and domain for a new deployment after you improperly deleted Lync Servers without uninstalling them.Goal of removing Legacy Lync server from your AD environment. Removing Legacy Lync server from the AD Schema Prerequisites I normally would prefer PowerShell but since we can demonstrate both ways for people who like to work with GUI Starting with GUI There are two days of doing so, One is using ADSIEdit and ADUC to remove Computer Objects and Users related attributes and Security Groups.
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