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Documentation is useful, but in my experience, it's one of the last things that gets done. At my last job, I was on a team of four people who supported over 20,000 Lync 2013 users. My day to day, tactical activities took precedence over writing wiki articles outlining server details, DNS entries, and other details. To be clear: I documented things, but it was often after hours. I spent most of my normal business hours keeping my users content and the environment stable. If only there was a quick way to produce documentation about a Skype for Business environment... Spoiler Alert: lucky for us, there is. 😏 A colleague of mine mentioned this super helpful tool . The Skype for Business Environment Report is a collection of PowerShell scripts that pull information from your Skype for Business topology and output the data into a Word Document, Visio Diagram, or both. Below is a list of steps to help run the scripts: 1. Download and unzip the file on a front end...
