Applies to: Exchange Server 2007
Topic Last Modified: 2007-06-12
A Unified Messaging dial plan is an Active Directory object that is a logical representation of a Private Branch eXchange (PBX) or telephony dial plan. A UM dial plan is a logical object that establishes a link between the users within a UM dial plan and a telephony network. A dial plan is created by using an organization-wide scope and contains all the configuration information that is related to your telephony network. For more information about Unified Messaging dial plans, see Understanding Unified Messaging Dial Plans.
- The result pane enables you to view a subset of properties for
a UM dial plan. This includes the UM servers, IP gateways, and
mailbox policies that are associated with the UM dial plan.
- UM Dial Plan
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This column in the result pane lets you view the display name for each dial plan that has been created. If your organization uses multiple dial plans, you should use meaningful names when naming them. The maximum length for a display name is 64 characters and it can contain spaces.
- # digits
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This column in the result pane lets you view the number of digits found in the extension numbers for the dial plan. You configure the number of digits for the dial plan when you create it.
- Associated UM Servers
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This column in the result pane lets you view the Unified Messaging servers that are associated with this dial plan. A single or multiple Unified Messaging servers can be associated with a UM dial plan.
- Associated UM IP Gateways
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This column in the result pane lets you view the UM IP gateways that are associated with the dial plan. After you create a dial plan, you must create at least one UM IP gateway and UM hunt group. The UM IP gateway can be associated with a dial plan by using the New UM IP Gateway wizard.
- Associated UM Mailbox Policies
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This column in the result pane let you view the UM mailboxes that are associated with the dial plan. When you create a dial plan, a UM mailbox policy is also created. It is associated with the dial plan when the dial plan is created.
- Remove
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You can use the action pane to remove a UM dial plan. You can optionally right-click the UM dial plan and select Remove from the list of available options. You must first remove any associations with other UM components such as UM mailbox policies, Unified Messaging servers, or UM IP gateways.
- Properties
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You can use the action pane to view the properties of a dial plan or make changes to the dial plan's configuration. You can optionally right-click the dial plan and select Properties from the list of available options.
After you install the Unified Messaging server role on a server that is running Exchange 2007, you must create, configure, and manage at least one dial plan. After you create the dial plan, you must complete the following tasks:
- Add a Unified Messaging server to the dial plan. For more
information about how to add a Unified Messaging server to a UM
dial plan, see How to Add a Unified
Messaging Server to a Dial Plan.
- Create a Unified Messaging IP gateway. For more information
about how to create a UM IP gateway for Unified Messaging, see
How to Create a
New Unified Messaging IP Gateway.
- Create and associate a Unified Messaging UM hunt group with the
UM dial plan. For more information about how to create a UM hunt
group, see How
to Create a New Unified Messaging Hunt Group.
For More Information
- For more information about the steps that are needed to deploy
Unified Messaging, see Post-Installation
Tasks.
- For more information about how to manage Unified Messaging
Active Directory objects, see Managing Unified
Messaging Objects.