Exchange 2010 MWI!! Help!!

[Feng]

I am facing the problem while enabling or disabling MWI (Message Waiting Indicator) for a UM mailbox policy. I have searched on Google for an information to solve this problem, but didn't found any appropriate solutions. So thought that you guys can help me out to resolve my problem.! Also I am looking for information that is related to the Exchange 2010 MWI. So please provide some notes that can be useful for me. Expecting some quicker responses from your side.

[tomstonsils]

I am facing the problem while enabling or disabling MWI (Message Waiting Indicator) for a UM mailbox policy.

The indicator of waiting messages (Message Waiting Indicator, can MWI) to users of the UM mailbox policy (Unified Messaging) are assigned to be enabled or disabled. Most of the legacy voice mail systems include an MWI function. In general, this is indicated by an LED on the phone the voice mail subscriber that a new voicemail message is available. The MWI can also consist of a text message that is sent to the mobile phone of the UM-enabled user. The default setting is Enabled.

[Pauline]

Many times it happens that an option mentioned by the "tomstonsils" at the UM IP gateway is disabled. At that time you should know that the feature is not UM-enabled users in the UM mailbox policy is assigned, available. Also for UM-enabled users who have a mailbox on a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 server, this option is not available.

[Dodge]

You can permit voice mail notifications are sent to users when calls are finished on a UM IP Gateway (Unified Messaging) accept. If you facilitate this setting, the UM IP gateway to send and receive SIP NOTIFY messages for users and. The setting is enabled by default and allocates you to send MWI notification messages to users. Most of the legacy voice mail systems include a function MWI (Message Waiting Indicator). In the most common form of the called party of the receipt of a new voice message on a signal LED displays on the phone. MWI (Message Waiting Indicator) can be related to each mechanism, the presence of a new or even unheard voice signals.

[BlackSunReyes]

Communication technologies are changing rapidly. A steadily increasing number of companies strive to provide your mobile workforce more effective ways to manage voice mail. IT managers should ensure, with increasing frequency, providing access to unified messaging in a safe and familiar in order to optimize productivity and reduce management overhead. To address this stipulate while plummeting costs, Exchange Server 2010 offers extraordinary flexibility by Unified Messaging. Compared with the systems of traditional voicemail, Exchange Server 2010 facilitates develop daily productivity by consolidating voice mail and e-mail in one inbox. Unified Messaging also gives users unique new and effectual ways to access your information through your phone, PC or mobile device.

[Janet J]

Unified Messaging Exchange Server 2010 offers the ability to:

• Sorted voice mail immediately upon arrival because of the capabilities of voice to text conversion of the preview feature voicemail, enabling action on a voice mail quickly and efficiently without a phone or a speaker on the computer.
• Manage your voice mail systems and e-mail from a single platform.
• Allow end users to create personalized greetings and options for individual call transfer.
• Managing Unified Messaging with programmable commands to easily create custom workflows.
• Create Unified Messaging infrastructure highly available and reliable to meet the needs of the company.
• Illuminate the message waiting indicator on your phone to announce the arrival of a new voicemail message.