Cloud Connector cmdlet reference

Important

Cloud Connector Edition will retire July 31, 2021 along with Skype for Business Online. Once your organization has upgraded to Teams, learn how to connect your on-premises telephony network to Teams using Direct Routing.

The following table lists the Skype for Business Cloud Connector Edition cmdlets with a brief description and links to more information.

Note

You must run all the cmdlets on the Cloud Connector host machine, and you must run the PowerShell session as Administrator.

Cmdlet name** Description
Backup-CcCertificationAuthority

Version 1.4.2 and later

Backs up the certification authority service to a file and saves it to the CA folder under the site share directory.
Convert-CcIsoToVhdx Creates a base virtual hard disk file (VHDX) using a customer supplied Windows Server 2012 R2 ISO file. The VHDX file will be used during the deployment ofCloud Connector.
Enter-CcUpdate Prepares the Cloud Connector host server for the update process by putting it in maintenance mode. The appliance is "drained"; that is, all existing calls will complete, but new calls are rejected.
Exit-CcUpdate Exits update maintenance mode on the Cloud Connector host server.
Export-CcConfiguration Exports a Skype for Business Cloud Connector Edition configuration to a local file on the Skype for Business Cloud Connector Edition host server.
Export-CcConfigurationSampleFile Exports a Cloud Connector sample configuration file (.ini) to the appliance directory of a Cloud Connector appliance. You can modify and rename the file to use for your deployment.
Export-CcRootCertificate

Version 1.4.2 and later

Exports the root CA certificate to a local file on the Cloud Connector host server.
Get-CcApplianceDirectory Retrieves the working directory on the Cloud Connector host server. All deployment files are stored in this directory.
Get-CcApplianceLogDirectory Shows the current directory where logs for a Cloud Connector appliance are stored.
Get-CcApplianceStatus

Version 2.1 and later

Provides diagnostic information for the Cloud Connector appliance.
Get-CcCredential Returns the credential of the current Cloud Connector deployment.
Get-CcExternalCertificateFilePath Returns the external certificate file path for the Cloud Connector deployment. The user prepares this certificate.
Get-CcSiteDirectory Shows the current directory where site level configuration files are stored. The folder contains the base VHD and Cloud Connector installation files. This folder should be shared with all other appliances of a Cloud Connector site.
Get-CcSiteLogDirectory Shows the current directory where the site level logs for Cloud Connector are stored.
Get-CcVersion

Version 2.0 and later

Returns the version on Cloud Connector instance. Get-CCVersion can only be used in the host machine of Cloud Connector.
Import-CcConfiguration

Version 2.0 and later

Imports the Skype for Business Cloud Connector Edition configuration from a local file to the Cloud Connector host server.
Install-CcAppliance Installs the Cloud Connector appliance—including the AD, Central Management Store, Mediation Server, and Edge Server virtual machines—on the host server.
Publish-CcAppliance Gets high availability information from the online tenant configuration and publishes it to the Cloud Connector appliance on the host server.
Register-CcAppliance Registers appliance information to a PSTN site in an online tenant configuration. An appliance must be registered before it can be deployed and managed by the Cloud Connector management service.
Remove-CcCertificationAuthorityFile

Version 1.4.2 and later

Removes the certification authority service backup file "<SiteRootDirectory>\CA\SfB CCE Root.p12" in the CA folder under the site share directory for Cloud Connector.
Remove-CcLegacyServerCertificate

Version 1.4.2 and later

Removes legacy server certificates on the Central Management Store, Mediation Server, and Edge Server after you execute the Renew-CcCACertificate or Renew CcServerCertificate cmdlets.
Renew-CcCACertificate

Version 1.4.2 only

Reinstalls the Certification Authority Service AD Server to create a new root CA certificate.
Renew-CcServerCertificate

Version 1.4.2 only

Renews the certificates for Cloud Connector when they are near expiration or already expired.
Reset-CcCACertificate

Version 1.4.2 and later

Resets the certificate authority servers to install a new certificate authority certificate.
Restore-CcCredentials

Version 2.1 and later

Cleans up credentials and prompts you to re-enter all the credentials used for the current Cloud Connector deployment.
Search-CcLog Searches the incoming and outgoing call logs in the Cloud Connector appliance log directory
Set-CcApplianceDirectory Sets the working directory on the Cloud Connector host server. All deployment files are stored in this directory.
Set-CcCredential Sets the credential of the current Cloud Connector deployment.
Set-CcExternalCertificateFilePath Specifies the path where the certificate for the Mediation Server or Edge Server is stored
Set-CcSiteDirectory Sets the directory where site level configuration files for Cloud Connector will be stored. The folder will contain the base VHD and Cloud Connector configuration files.
Start-CcDownload Downloads the Cloud Connector bits and msi file synchronously.
Start-CcLogging Generates the incoming and outgoing call log for a Cloud Connector appliance.
Stop-CcLogging Stops generating the incoming and outgoing call log for a Cloud Connector appliance.
Switch-CcVersion Disconnects the running appliance and switches to a newly deployed or backup appliance.
Uninstall-CcAppliance Uninstalls the running Cloud Connector appliance from the host server.
Unregister-CcAppliance Unregisters the current Cloud Connector appliance from a PSTN site in the online tenant configuration.
Update-CcCACertificate

Version 2.0 and later

Reinstalls the Certification Authority Service AD Server to create a new root CA certificate.
Update-CcServerCertificate

Version 2.0 and later

Renews the certificates for Cloud Connector when they are near expiration or already expired.