Yes Yes to All No No to All Suspend Help Performing the operation "Remove-CsConferenceDirectory" on target "Conference Safe to delete because the operation was invoked with the Force parameter.Īre you sure you want to perform this action? WARNING: Conference directory with ID "1" will not be checked to see if it is PS C:\> Remove-CsConferenceDirectory -Identity 1 -force The output should be similar to the following: Remove-CsConferenceDirectory -Identity 1 -force If you’ve verified that all the users are moved off and there are no associations to the pool, it is safe to use the -force switch option to forcefully remove the pool as such: If you are sure that you want to delete it, use the ForcĮ parameter with this command., Iį you delete this conference directory, you will affect users who use dial + FullyQualifiedErrorId : Conference directory with ID "1" is not empty.
+ Remove-CsConferenceDirectory -Identity 1 If you are sure that you want to delete it, use the Force If you delete this conference directory, you will affect users who use dial-inĬonferencing. Remove-CsConferenceDirectory : Conference directory with ID "1" is not empty. PS C:\> Remove-CsConferenceDirectory -Identity 1 … to remove the directory but when this cmdlet is executed, the output indicates that the removal was unsuccessful: … to list the conference directories so that we could identify which directory belonged to which pool:Īs shown in the screenshot above, the conference directory that we would like to remove is the first one with the identity value of 1 (lyncstd01). The first step, which was to remove the Conference Directory, is to use the cmdlet: All the users had been moved over the new pool but the administrator was unable to remove the Conference Directory which would then allow him to remove the legacy standard edition server. I was recently asked to assist with removing a Skype for Business Server 2015 Standard server from an environment after an administrator deployed a new Standard Edition server in an effort to upgrade the operating system from Windows Server 2012 R1 to R2 because the former continuously bluescreened and rebooted ever few hours.
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