Applies to: Exchange Server 2007
Topic Last Modified: 2007-06-14
Use the General tab to configure the dial plan settings for Unified Messaging (UM). For example, you can configure UM dial plan settings to include the voice message originator e-mail address, send non-delivery reports, and enable users who are associated with the dial plan to receive faxes. The settings that you configure on the UM dial plan will affect all users who are associated with the dial plan.
- Associated servers
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- This section displays the Unified Messaging servers that are
associated with a dial plan. The UM servers that are listed in this
section process incoming calls for users who are associated with
the dial plan.
- UM servers can be associated with single or multiple dial
plans. You must use the UM Server Settings properties tab in
the UM server's properties to add a UM server to a dial plan.
- This section displays the Unified Messaging servers that are
associated with a dial plan. The UM servers that are listed in this
section process incoming calls for users who are associated with
the dial plan.
- Associated UM IP gateways
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- This section displays the UM IP gateways that are associated
with a dial plan. The UM IP gateways that are listed in this
section process incoming calls for users who are associated with
the dial plan.
- A UM hunt group establishes a link between a UM dial plan and a
UM IP gateway and can also be associated with a dial plan by first
being associated with a UM IP gateway.
- You can associate a UM IP gateway with a dial plan when you
create a UM hunt group.
- This section displays the UM IP gateways that are associated
with a dial plan. The UM IP gateways that are listed in this
section process incoming calls for users who are associated with
the dial plan.
- Number of digits in extension
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- Use this text box to specify the number of digits in the
extension numbers for users who are associated with this dial plan.
For example, if a user associated with a dial plan dials a 4-digit
extension to call another user in the same dial plan, select 4 as
the number of digits in the extension.
- The number of digits for extension numbers is based on the
telephony dial plan that is created on a Private Branch eXchange
(PBX). This is a required field that has a value range from 1 to
20. The typical extension length is from 3 to 7 digits.
- If your existing telephony environment includes extension
numbers, you should specify a number of digits that matches the
number of digits in those extensions.
- Use this text box to specify the number of digits in the
extension numbers for users who are associated with this dial plan.
For example, if a user associated with a dial plan dials a 4-digit
extension to call another user in the same dial plan, select 4 as
the number of digits in the extension.
- Send a non-delivery report if message delivery fails
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- Select this check box to allow a non-delivery report (NDR) to
be sent if the voice message could not be delivered.
- If you enable this option an NDR will not be sent until you
associate the 'Microsoft Exchange' recipient with a mailbox. To
associate the 'Microsoft Exchange' recipient to a mailbox, see
Set-OrganizationConfig
(RTM).
- By default, this option is disabled.
- Select this check box to allow a non-delivery report (NDR) to
be sent if the voice message could not be delivered.
- Allow users to receive faxes
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- Select this check box to allow fax messages to be received by
users who are associated with the dial plan.
- If you do not select this check box, all users who are
associated with the dial plan will be unable to receive fax
messages in their Inbox.
- By default, this setting is enabled.
- Select this check box to allow fax messages to be received by
users who are associated with the dial plan.
After you configure the options on this tab, click Apply to accept the changes.
For More Information
- For more information about how to add a UM server to a dial
plan, see How to
Add a Unified Messaging Server to a Dial Plan.
- For more information about UM dial plans, see Understanding Unified
Messaging Dial Plans.
- For more information about how to manage UM dial plan objects,
see Managing
Unified Messaging Dial Plans.