Can't Enable CSUser via PowerShell

Hello Lync experts,
When I try to enable an AD user using the following command from the Lync PS Prompt:
Enable-CsUser -Identity "cc99" -RegistrarPool "lync.anglia.dev" -SipAddress "sip:[email protected]"
It fails with error:
Enable-CsUser : Management object not found for identity "cc99"
But I can see and enable the user from the Lync Server control panel using the same account.
Any ideas? This was working a couple of weeks ago...
Many thanks,

Hi Dave Nesbitt,
Officially, there are four different ways to specify a user’s Identity:
1.By using the user’s Active Directory
Display Name.
2.By using the user’s
SIP address. That works just fine, but if the user hasn’t been enabled for Lync Server then there’s a good chance he or she won’t actually have a SIP address.
3.By using the user’s
User Principal Name (UPN).
4.By using the user’s logon name and domain name, in the format
domain\logon_name. For example: litwareinc\kenmyer.
For more details,
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg398711.aspx
Best regards,
Eric

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