This will set a users presence indicator to away. You’ll have needed to install the IpPbx PowerShell modules first. Oh, and be sure to replace [servername] with, well, the name of your server.
Import-Module IpPbx Connect-IpPbx [servername] $name = Read-Host 'Username?' Set-IpPbxUserPresenceState -Name $name -IsAway:$true -IsDND:$false
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You can use VB.NET to obtain a list of phonebook entries from Swyx Server. You’ll need these Imports:
Imports SWConfigDataClientLib
Imports SWConfigDataClientLib.Proxies.IppbxServer
And this is how you do it:
Using lm As New LibManager
With lm
.BaseProtocol = SProxyObject.BaseProtocol.TCP
.AuthenticationMode = SProxyObject.AuthenticationMode.Trusted
.WSBaseUrl = serverName
End With
Dim ePb = lm.GetUserPhoneBookEnum
Dim phoneBook = ePb.GetPBXPhoneBook("%", True, True)
For Each r As Proxies.UserPhoneBook.PBXPhoneBookEntry In phoneBook
Trace.WriteLine(r.Name + " " + r.Number + " ")
ePb.FreeForReuse()
Next
End Using
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