Hi,
You can try this:
Get-CsUser -Identity "user1" | Select-Object identity,@{Name='EnableTeamCall';Expression={[String]::join(";",(Get-CsVoicePolicy
-identity
$_.voicepolicy.FriendlyName).EnableTeamCall)}}
It will the property "Enableteamcall" of voicepolicy policy that has been appied for user1.
Identity
Enableteamcall
----------
---------------------
user1
True
So you can try to replace the parameter (marked as blod) to show other property for other user's policy like this:
Get-CsUser -Identity "user2" | Select-Object identity,@{Name='allowIPAudio';Expression={[String]::join(";",(Get-csconferencingpolicy -identity
$_.conferencingpolicy.FriendlyName).allowIPAudio)}}
Identity
allowIPAudio
----------
---------------------
user2
False
Hope this will help.
Regards,
Kent
