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<DIV> I am planning on migrating about 6500 Unity 4.05 users from 3 Unity systems to 2 Connection Clusters. Looks like the COBRA tool is the way to go here but I have been handled a complication. <BR><BR>We now would now like to integrate Connection to AD for our user data base and authentication. Is there a way to export the Unity users and their associated greetings, attributes and messages and somehow map them into Connection and convert them to use the LDAP database? Not sure how to proceed with that part. The alias in Unity will not match the LDAP user name.<BR><BR>Steve</DIV>
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