[cisco-voip] Moving from Unity Voicemail 5.0(1) to Unity Unified Messaging (with Exchange) 5.0(1)

[Jason Aarons (US)]

I watched Jeff Lindborg's video on COBRAS, with the COBRAS Data Viewer I
should be able to change the Alias on the Exported data before
Importing.  I'm testing in lab.

 

http://www.ciscounitytools.com/App_COBRAS.htm

 

 

From: Jason Aarons (US) 
Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2009 10:59 AM
To: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net
Subject: Moving from Unity Voicemail 5.0(1) to Unity Unified Messaging
(with Exchange) 5.0(1)

 

I wondering if I can use COBRAS to move users that are currently Unity
Voicemail Only 5.0(1) to Unity Unified Messaging 5.0(1)?

 

Or if I need to use Migrate Subscriber Data instead;

http://www.ciscounitytools.com/App_MigrateSubscriberData.htm

 

The problem is the Unity Voicemail Only 5.0(1) has this user as;

Maria Alderman

Domain: Voicemail

Server:  CORP-VM-MSG

Alias:  AAlderman 

 

The corporate Exchange server has her Outlook mailbox as;

Maria Alderman

Domain: NA

Server:  MAILSERVER10

Alias: lxa05 

 

The alias is different, so what matches up the old/new alias? Me or a
tool for 1300 users?

 

How best do I move 1300 users on Voicemail Only to Unified Messaging,
use Cobras or Dirt or just make them new users via Subscriber
Information Dump export names and extensions and use Unity Bulk Import
and have them re-record greetings, go thru enrollment.

 

Ideally we want to keep Greetings and messages.

 

 

 




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