Troubleshooting Network Issues with Exchange Unified Messaging
Dernière rubrique modifiée : 2009-05-22
If Office Communications Server is not connected or configured to work with Exchange Unified Messaging or Exchange Unified Messaging is not configured to work with Office Communications Server, availability of Unified Messaging functionality can be affected. Topics in this section describe potential connectivity and network issues with Exchange Unified Messaging and how to troubleshoot them.
In This Section
- Missed Calls Are Not Connecting to Exchange Unified Messaging
- Calls Directed to Exchange Unified Messaging Subscriber Access or Auto-attendant Do Not Connect
- Calls Initiated with Exchange Unified Messaging Subscriber Access or Auto-Attendant Do Not Connect or Are Not Routed Properly
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| Integration of Exchange Unified Messaging and Office Communications Server 2007 R2 requires Exchange Server 2007 with Service Pack 1 (SP1). Before you begin troubleshooting, verify that Exchange Server is installed and that Exchange Unified Messaging is configured to work with Office Communications Server. For details, see Étape 1. Configurer la messagerie unifiée sur Microsoft Exchange pour qu'elle fonctionne avec Office Communications Server and Étape 3. Configurer Office Communications Server pour fonctionner avec la messagerie unifiée sur Microsoft Exchange Server in the Deploying Enterprise Voice documentation. The Unified Messaging troubleshooting information in this document is limited to issues that are related to Office Communications Server 2007 R2. For details about troubleshooting other Unified Messaging issues, see Testing and Troubleshooting Unified Messaging on Microsoft TechNet at https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=143013, in addition to the Exchange Server 2007 product documentation. |