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Unified Messaging mailbox policy

This is part #9 from "Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Unified Messaging for administrators," excerpted from Chapter 9 of the book Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: The Complete Reference, published by McGraw-Hill Osborne Media.
Configuring each and every mailbox with common settings, such as PIN lengths and dialing restrictions for the various locations, would be tedious and could lead to inconsistent or even invalid configurations. The UM mailbox policy object allows you to apply settings to groups of UM-enabled mailboxes in a consistent way.

A default mailbox policy is created when you create a new UM dial plan. You can choose to leave the default settings, customize the default policy, or create a new policy to link to the UM Dial Plan. You will need to configure the UM mailboxes to use the custom UM mailbox policy.

Creating a new UM mailbox policy

Use the following steps to create a new UM mailbox policy:

  1. Open the EMC with an administrator account that has the Exchange Organization Administrator role.
  2. Expand "Organization Configuration" and click "Unified Messaging."
  3. Select the "UM Mailbox Policies" tab in the "Work" pane.
  4. Select "New UM Mailbox Policy" in the "Actions" pane.
  5. Type the name of the UM mailbox policy in the "Name" field, as shown below.
  6. Click "Browse," then select a UM dial plan to associate with the mailbox policy, and click "OK."
  7. Click "New."
  8. Click "Finish."

New UM mailbox policy

As an alternative to the EMC, you can also use the New-UMMailboxPolicy cmdlet in the EMS, like in this example:

[PS]C:>New-UMMailboxPolicy -Name "ROC-NY-UM Mailbox Policy" -UMDialPlan "Rochester NY"


Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Unified Messaging for administrators

 Home: Introduction to Unified Messaging on Exchange 2007
 Part 1: An intro to voice systems for Exchange administrators
 Part 2: Unified Messaging features in Exchange Server 2007
 Part 3: Defining Exchange Unified Messaging architecture
 Part 4: Deploying Unified Messaging servers on Exchange Server 2007
 Part 5: Comparing VoIP PBX solutions for Unified Messaging
 Part 6: Integrating Unified Messaging servers with a VoIP solution
 Part 7: Creating a Unified Messaging Dial Plan
 Part 8: Configuring a Unified Messaging IP gateway
 Part 9: Mailbox policy configuration for Unified Messaging
 Part 10: Creating and assigning a Unified Messaging hunt group
 Part 11: Dialing rules and restrictions for Unified Messaging users
 Part 12: Assigning Unified Messaging dialing rules to a mailbox policy
 Part 13: Executing Unified Messaging grammar generation
 Part 14: Enabling Unified Messaging mailboxes and users

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: The Complete Reference This chapter excerpt from Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: The Complete Reference, by Richard Luckett, William Lefkovics and Bharat Suneja, is printed with permission from McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, Copyright 2008.

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