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Author Unity mailbox disconnect after mailbox migration
Derek Dolan

2006-04-27, 6:47 am

Our Exchange team recently built a new Exchange server and started
migrating some accounts to it. It's in the same domain/forest/etc as
the old server.

The problem I've run into is with my own account. When someone leaves
me a message in Unity, the UM piece still works and delivers the message
into my Exchange mailbox. If I try to log into Unity from the phone, it
says "Your messages are not available now". My MWI also does not work.
All other subscribers are still on the old mail server, and everything
works fine.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Derek


Voll, Scott

2006-04-27, 6:47 am

Have your ran the permissions wizard?



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Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 7:05 AM
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Subject: [cisco-voip] Unity mailbox disconnect after mailbox migration



Our Exchange team recently built a new Exchange server and started
migrating some accounts to it. It's in the same domain/forest/etc as
the old server.

The problem I've run into is with my own account. When someone leaves
me a message in Unity, the UM piece still works and delivers the message
into my Exchange mailbox. If I try to log into Unity from the phone, it
says "Your messages are not available now". My MWI also does not work.
All other subscribers are still on the old mail server, and everything
works fine.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Derek


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