Remove WOPI Bindings from SharePoint

Solution: Use the Remove-SPWOPIBinding cmdlet.

The Remove-SPWOPIBinding cmdlet has three different parameter sets that can be used to remove bindings. The simplest set removes all bindings and needs only the -All switch parameter, as shown in Listing 26.4.

Listing 26.4. Removing All WOPI Bindings from SharePoint

Remove-SPWOPIBinding -All

Provide a specific binding using the identity pipe parameter to remove a specific binding (as shown in Listing 26.5) or simply provide the same parameters to Remove-SPWOPIBinding as you would to get the binding (as shown in Listing 26.6).

Listing 26.5. Removing a Specific Binding Using the Identity Pipe

Get-SPWOPIBinding -Application "Excel" | Remove-SPWOPIBinding

Listing 26.6. Removing a Specific Binding Using Parameters

Remove-SPWOPIBinding -Application "Excel"

Use the following parameters to identify a specific binding:

• Action: String that specifies a specific action to return (such as view or edit)

• Application: String that specifies a specific application to return (such as Excel)

• Extension: String that specifies a specific file extension to return (such as doc or xls)

• Server: String that specifies a specific WOPI server to return

• WOPIZone: String that specifies a specific zone to return