Ran into an interesting problem today when I had to reissue a new certificate that an Exchange 2007 CAS (Client Access Server) server was using. I won’t go into the details as to why we had to reissue the certificate but once the new certificate
We’ve finally completed a company wide migration from a Nortel BCM PBX to OCS 2007 R2 with Exchange UM as their auto attendant and voicemail solution just before the holidays and with migration of all the users to their new telephony solution comes a problem
I came across an error message today while enabling users for Exchange UM that I thought was worth writing a post about because the message tip didn’t seem to clearly communicate the problem (at least not to me). Problem You’ve been using the Enable-UMMailbox cmdlet
As easy as it is to assign an EUM attribute to a user who is not enabled for Unified Messaging through the Management Console GUI, this method isn’t too practical when you have to enable more than 50 people. So while going through a folder
I got a call from a client earlier tonight because he needed an additional domain added to their Exchange 2007 Edge Transport server’s whitelist. As some of you may already know, there is no place in the Exchange Management Console GUI to append to this
For those who have implemented Exchange 2007/2010 Unified Messaging voicemail to operate with OCS 2007 and other phone systems (i.e. Cisco or Nortel), you may know that in order for the auto attendant to be able to look up users who do not have a
I’m not sure if it’s just me but I find the GUI to customize the business hours schedule from within Exchange 2007 and 2010 somewhat cumbersome to work with. This is especially the case when I’m working on projects for clients which are remote and
I’ve been meaning to write a blog post about an interesting challenge I faced a few months ago while doing a hardware refresh for a client with their Exchange 2007 environment. They had one hub transport server that was on older hardware and had purchased
I had the opportunity of integrating Unified Messaging with Polycom SoundPoint IP 335 series phones through an NET VX1200 gateway for an ongoing project over the past month and thought it was worth writing a blog post about what we needed to do to get
I’ve been working on a project for a client with Exchange 2007 Unified Messaging for the past 2 days as they prepare for two remote office deployments next week. Other than getting the NET VX1200 gateway and Polycom SIP phones configured and tested, I also
