Applies to: Exchange Server 2007 SP3, Exchange Server
2007 SP2, Exchange Server 2007 SP1
Topic Last Modified: 2007-10-17
Use the Dialing Restrictions tab on the Unified Messaging (UM) mailbox policy properties to configure dialing rules for UM-enabled users who are associated with this UM mailbox policy. Unified Messaging mailbox policies are required to enable users for Unified Messaging. They are useful for applying and standardizing Unified Messaging configuration settings for UM-enabled users. You can create UM mailbox policies to apply a common set of policies or security settings to a collection of UM-enabled mailboxes.
You can use these settings to control the extension numbers that can be reached by UM-enabled users who are associated with the UM mailbox policy or to control the telephone numbers that can be dialed by UM-enabled users who are associated with the UM mailbox policy.
- Allow calls to users within the same dial plan
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- Select this check box to allow UM-enabled users who call in to
a subscriber access number that is configured on a dial plan and
successfully log on to their mailbox to place calls or transfer to
users who have extension numbers that are associated with another
UM-enabled user within the same dial plan. By default, this setting
is enabled.
- When you disable this setting, UM-enabled users who call in to
a subscriber access number that is configured on a dial plan and
successfully log on to their mailbox will be able to place calls or
transfer to any non-UM-enabled users or other extension numbers
that are not associated with a UM-enabled user but will be unable
to transfer users to other UM-enabled users who are within the same
dial plan. This is because the Allow calls to extensions
setting is enabled by default.
- Select this check box to allow UM-enabled users who call in to
a subscriber access number that is configured on a dial plan and
successfully log on to their mailbox to place calls or transfer to
users who have extension numbers that are associated with another
UM-enabled user within the same dial plan. By default, this setting
is enabled.
- Allow calls to extensions
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- When this setting is enabled, users who call in to a subscriber
access number that is configured on a dial plan and successfully
log on to their mailbox can place calls to non-UM-enabled users,
other extension numbers that are not associated with a UM-enabled
user, and to UM-enabled users within the same dial plan. This is
because the Allow calls to users within the same dial plan
setting is enabled by default.
- When this setting is disabled, users who call in to a
subscriber access number that is configured on a dial plan and
successfully log on to their mailbox cannot place calls to
non-UM-enabled users or other extension numbers that are not
associated with a UM-enabled user. However, they can place a call
or transfer calls to extension numbers that are associated with
UM-enabled users. This is because the Allow calls to users
within the same dial plan setting is enabled by default. The
Allow calls to extensions setting is enabled by default.
- You can enable this setting in an environment where not all
users have been UM-enabled. This setting is also useful when you
want to allow users who call in to a subscriber access number that
is configured on a dial plan to call extension numbers that are not
associated with a UM-enabled user.
- When this setting is enabled, users who call in to a subscriber
access number that is configured on a dial plan and successfully
log on to their mailbox can place calls to non-UM-enabled users,
other extension numbers that are not associated with a UM-enabled
user, and to UM-enabled users within the same dial plan. This is
because the Allow calls to users within the same dial plan
setting is enabled by default.
- Select allowed in-country/region rule groups from dial plan
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- Use this section to add or remove allowed in-country/region
dialing rule groups. By default, there are no in-country/region
dialing rule groups configured on UM mailbox policies.
- In-country/region dialing rule groups are used to allow or
restrict the telephone numbers within a country or region that
Outlook Voice Access users can dial. This helps prevent unnecessary
or unauthorized telephone calls and charges.
- To add in-country/region dialing rule groups, you must first
create the appropriate in-country/region dialing rule groups on the
dial plan that is associated with the UM mailbox policy, and then
add the appropriate dialing rule entries on the dialing rule group.
After you have created the required dialing rule groups on the dial
plan, you must then add the dialing rule groups to the list of
dialing restrictions on the Dialing Restrictions tab on the
UM mailbox policy.
- In-country/region dialing rule groups can be used to enable a
Unified Messaging server to allow or restrict access to telephone
numbers within a country or region. This is applied to Outlook
Voice Access users who have called in to a subscriber access
number.
- Use this section to add or remove allowed in-country/region
dialing rule groups. By default, there are no in-country/region
dialing rule groups configured on UM mailbox policies.
- Select allowed international rule groups from dial plan
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- Use this section to add or remove allowed international dialing
rule group names. By default, there are no international dialing
rule groups configured on UM mailbox policies.
- To add international dialing rule groups, you must first create
the appropriate international dialing rule groups on the dial plan
that is associated with the UM mailbox policy, and then add the
appropriate dialing rule entries on the dialing rule group. After
you have created the required dialing rule groups, you must add the
dialing rule groups to the dialing restrictions on the UM mailbox
policy.
- International dialing rule groups can be used to enable a
Unified Messaging server to allow or restrict access to telephone
numbers outside a country or region. This is applied to Outlook
Voice Access users who have called in to a subscriber access
number.
- International dialing rule groups are used to allow or restrict
the telephone numbers outside a country or region that Outlook
Voice Access users can dial. This helps prevent unnecessary or
unauthorized telephone calls and charges.
- Use this section to add or remove allowed international dialing
rule group names. By default, there are no international dialing
rule groups configured on UM mailbox policies.
For More Information
- For more information about outdialing, see Understanding
Outdialing.
- For more information about UM mailbox policies, see Understanding Unified
Messaging Mailbox Policies.
- For more information about how to manage UM mailbox policies,
see Managing
Unified Messaging Mailbox Policies.