[cisco-voip] how do you deal with old VMs in UC

[Scott Voll]

we just went from unity 4.2 VMO to UC 7.1.3.

Cobras did a wonderful job of moving all the info we needed.  User /
password / greetings / old voicemails / pins.

you do need to setup some things before you can do cobras.  eg, CH,
Directory handlers, weekly schedules, etc.

but if you do the homework before hand it was pretty painless.

my incouragement is to seat down and watch the Cobras videos on
ciscounitytools.com and you will be pretty well set.

They did a really good job of documenting the process.

hope that helps

Scott

PS.  Lelio says, "make sure your current on Unity and use the lastest UC /
and UC tools (cobras) and you should be good.  He had some bugs in the early
versions that are fixed now."

On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 4:28 PM, Kalpage Manoj Perera <
manoj.kalpage at gmail.com> wrote:

> Scott,
>
> Sorry to ask you question when you looking for help but I would appreciate
> if you could give me some advice.
>
> I am going to upgrade unity 4.x (with exchange 2000) to Unity connection
> 7.x sometime soon.
>
> Have you managed to migrate VM password as well?
> My consultant told me that COBRAS do not support bulk migrate of VM boxes,
> it need to be done one by one. I don't think it's practical as we have about
> 3000 VM account
> What are the tools you used for backup data from unity and migrate to unity
> connection?
>
> Thanks
> MK
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>
> On 2010/01/30, at 8:35, Scott Voll <svoll.voip at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>   after migrating from Unity to UC and moving ALL VM messages we have
>> found three users who have a huge amount of old VMs.
>>
>> we have setup aging policy such that it should delete the old ones, but it
>> has not.  How should we resolve this issue?  ideas?  Hopefully not logging
>> into the users mailbox and doing it manually.
>>
>> UC 7.1.3
>>
>> Scott
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