Professional Windows® PowerShell for Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1

Part II: Working with Server Roles

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If all UM - enabled users in sales needed to have their UM settings disabled, the following will disable all

users in sales and retain their properties for activation at a later date:

Get-UMMailbox | where {$_.identity -match “Sales”} | Disable-UMMailbox -

KeepProperties $true -Confirm:$false

When introducing UM into an existing environment, there will already be an established user base.

These users will not be able to automatically start using UM. Their accounts must first be configured and

enabled for UM. In order to do that, the

Enable-UMMailbox is used. This cmdlet has only two required

parameters: the identity of the user that will be activated and the

UMMailboxPolicy . However, for the

sake of this writing, it is best practice to include the

Extensions parameter. For the identity of the user,

it will accept the ADObjectID, GUID, DN, domain\account, UPN, LegacyExchangeDN, SMTP address,

or the alias.

The

Extensions, PIN, PINExpired , and UMMailboxPolicy have been set to allow users to

immediately access their UM mailboxes:

Enable-UMMailbox -Identity [e-mail] -Extensions 4242 -PIN

458236-PINExpired $false -UMMailboxPolicy UMpolicy1

AutoAttendants

Unified Messaging allows for the creation of AutoAttendants (AA). The creation of an AA can allow for

internal or external users to dial a single number and be ...