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11/13/2008

MSFT_SIPAddressBookURLData class

Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005 with SP1

MSFT_SIPAddressBookURLData

The MSFT_SIPAddressBookURLData class provides data about the location of the Address Book Service for purposes of downloading the address book to the Microsoft Office Communicator client.

The following syntax is simplified from MOF code and includes all inherited properties.

class MSFT_SIPAddressBookURLData
{
  string Backend;
  [key] string InstanceID;
  boolean IsInside;
  string ServerURL;
};

Methods

This class does not define any methods.

Properties

The MSFT_SIPAddressBookURLData class has the following properties.

Backend
Data type: string

The computer name (either the FQDN or NetBIOS name) and SQL Server instance name of the Microsoft® Office Live Communications Server 2005 with SP1, Back-End Database (configuration data is stored in the same SQL instance as user data, but in a different database). Indicates where this class is stored, which varies depending on the server role.

This property cannot be updated.
InstanceID
Data type: [key] string

A GUID value that uniquely identifies an instance of this class. The GUID must be encapsulated between the "{" and "}" braces; for example: "{01234567-0123-4567-89AB-CDEF01234567}".

This property cannot be updated.
IsInside
Data type: boolean

Specifies whether ServerURL is for serving internal users. If IsInside is FALSE, then ServerURL must start with https://. This property cannot be NULL.
ServerURL
Data type: string

The URL of the Live Communications Server on which the Address Book Service is running. The server sends this URL to the client so that the client can download the address book.

This property is required on creation and cannot be updated.

Remarks

The maximum number of allowed instances of this class is 10. No two instances can have identical pairs of values for ServerURL and IsInside.

Requirements

Server: Installed on Windows Server 2003 with Live Communications Server 2005 with SP1.
Namespace: Defined in \root\cimv2.

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