Automating Backups of Lync 2010 Configuration

Bu Script ile Lync 2010 conf yedegini alabilirsiniz.
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# Backup-LyncConfig.ps1

# Written by Ben Lye - www.onesimplescript.com

#

# This script will back up the configuration of all Lync Server 2010 servers in the topology

# It is designed to be run centrally and store all the backups in a central location

#

# The Lync Resource Kit in order to back up response groups:

# ( http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=21165 )

#

# The Lync support tools are required to back up Lync user data, and PowerShell Remoting must be

# enabled on Standard Edition servers in order to run the backup remotely.

#

# Import the Lync PowerShell Module

Import-Module Lync

# Import the resource kit script for backing up response groups

Import-Module 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft Lync Server 2010\ResKit\RgsImportExport.ps1'

# Define a path to store all the backup files

$BackupPath = "C:\LyncBackups\Backups\"

# Get the date string to use in the file names

# Use ddd-HH00 will result in strings like Wed-1000, meaning files will be overwritten weekly

# and also hourly if the script is run more than once an hour

# Other strings could be used so that files were overwritten daily, or not at all

$Datestamp = Get-Date -Format ddd-HH00

# Export the Central Management Store data

Write-Host

Write-Host "Exporting Central Management Store"

# Set the full local path of the backup file

$CmsBackupFile = $BackupPath + $Datestamp + "_CsCmsConfig.zip"

# Check if backup file already exists, remove it if it does

If (Test-Path $CmsBackupFile ) { Remove-Item $CmsBackupFile }

# Export the CMS configuration

Export-CsConfiguration –FileName $CmsBackupFile

# Export the LIS Data

Write-Host

Write-Host "Exporting Location Information Store"

# Set the full local path of the backup file

$LisBackupFile = $BackupPath + $Datestamp + "_CsLisConfig.zip"

# Check if backup file already exists, remove it if it does

If (Test-Path $LisBackupFile) { Remove-Item $LisBackupFile }

# Export the LIS configuration

Export-CsLisConfiguration –FileName $LisBackupFile

# Back up the response groups

Write-Host

Write-Host "Exporting Response Group Configuration"

# Get the Application Server services - App Services are where response groups run

$AppServices = Get-CsService -ApplicationServer

# Loop through each App Service

ForEach ($Service in $AppServices) {

Write-Host $Service.PoolFqdn

# Set the full local path of the backup file, including the FQDN of the app server

$RgsBackupFile = $BackupPath + $Datestamp + "_" + $($Service.PoolFqdn) + "_RgsConfig.zip"

# Check if backup file already exists, remove it if it does

If (Test-Path $RgsBackupFile) { Remove-Item $RgsBackupFile }

# Export the Response Group configuration

Export-CsRgsConfiguration ApplicationServer:$($Service.PoolFqdn) –FileName $RgsBackupFile

}

# Back up the user data

Write-Host

Write-Host "Exporting user data"

# Get all the UserServers - these are the servers containing the user-specific data

$UserServices = Get-CsService -UserServer

# Loop through the UserServers

ForEach ($Service in $UserServices) {

# Output the name of the pool we are backing up

Write-Host $Service.PoolFqdn

# Determine the database server and instance name for the pool

$DBServer = $Service.UserDatabase.Split(":")[1]

# Get the user database service for the pool

$DBService = Get-CsService -UserDatabase -PoolFqdn $DBServer

# If a SQL instance is used append it to the database path

If ($DBService.SqlInstanceName) {

$DBPath = $DBServer + "\" + $DBService.SqlInstanceName

} Else {

$DBPath = $DBServer

}

# Check if this is an Enterprise or Standard Edition pool

# On Standard Edition the User Database service is co-located on the pool server and cannot be accessed remotely

# On Enterprise Edition the User Database service is not co-located and can be accessed remotely

# Get the details of the pool

$Pool = Get-CSPool $Service.PoolFqdn

If ($Pool.Services -like "*UserDatabase*") {

# This is a Standard Edition pool, run the command on the remote server and copy the files back

# Invoke the command on the remote server using PowerShell remoting

Invoke-Command -ComputerName $Service.PoolFqdn -ArgumentList $DBPath -ScriptBlock {

param($DBPath)

$DBImpExp = "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Lync Server 2010\Support\DBImpExp.exe";

& $DBImpExp /hrxmlfile:"C:\Windows\Temp\CsUserBackupFile.xml" /sqlserver:$DBPath

}

# Define remote and local file names so that he file can be copied locally

$RemoteFile = "\\" + $Service.PoolFqdn + "\" + "C$\Windows\Temp\CsUserBackupFile.xml"

$LocalFile = $BackupPath + $DateStamp +"_" + $($Service.PoolFqdn)+ "_UserData.xml"

# Copy the file locally

Copy-Item $RemoteFile $LocalFile

} Else {

# This is an enterprise pool, run the command locally

# Set the name of the backup file based on the pool FQDN and current date/time

$LocalFile = $BackupPath + $DateStamp +"_" + $($Service.PoolFqdn)+ "_UserData.xml"

# Set the path to the DBImpExp execuatable on the remote machine

$DBImpExp = "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Lync Server 2010\Support\DBImpExp.exe";

# Run the backup command

& $DBImpExp /hrxmlfile:$LocalFile /sqlserver:$DBPath

}

Write-Host

}

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