Assigning Unified Messaging dialing rules to a mailbox policy
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Once the rule groups are assigned, their settings will apply to the UM-enabled users configured to use that specific mailbox policy.
Configuring dialing restrictions on UM mailbox policy
Use the following steps to configure dialing restrictions on a UM mailbox policy:
- Open the EMC with an administrator account that has the Exchange Organization Administrator role.
- Expand the "Organization Configuration" and click "Unified Messaging."
- Select the "UM Mailbox Policies" tab and then select a UM mailbox policy to edit.
- Click "Properties" in the "Actions" pane.
- Select the "Dialing Restrictions" tab.
- Click the "Add" button for in-country/region rule groups or international rule groups.
- Select one of the rule groups you created previously from the list of rule groups and then click OK, as shown below.
- Click "OK" to save the change and close the Mailbox Policy Properties window.
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
| 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.
Click here for the chapter download or purchase the book here. |
This was first published in January 2009

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