Natively, no. The grantunityaccess.exe tool requires a single command per user specifying the required arguments. However, you may be able to come up with a way to create a batch file that you can somehow modify as needed to make things more repeatable. There is a reference to using a batch file but it's a bit different in nature...here's an excerpt from an older Unity guide referencing how the grantunityaccess.exe command would be used:
"For example, assume that JSmith, KChen, and NJones are the domain accounts of administrators who need access to another Cisco Unity server, and that their accounts are in a domain called NewYorkDomain. To associate these domain accounts with the built-in Installer account, open a command prompt window, and change to the CommServer directory. Then run GrantUnityAccess three times as follows:
GrantUnityAccess -u NewYorkDomain\JSmith -s Installer
GrantUnityAccess -u NewYorkDomain\KChen -s Installer
GrantUnityAccess -u NewYorkDomain\NJones -s Installer
If there are several servers that the administrators need access to, you can create a batch file that contains the commands to avoid entering the commands repeatedly."
Hailey
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