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Plan for Exchange Unified Messaging Integration in Skype for Business – MS Docs.

Configure Exchange Server Unified Messaging for Skype for Business Server voice mail – MS Docs.

It all depends on your existing Exchange Server’s configuration. Changing the UM dial plan, voice policies, etc. You’ll need to undertake several processes. Essentially, you upgrade your Skype for Business Server to 2019…but not your Exchange Server. It involves juggling between different versions of Skype4B and Exchange. This is a way to preserve UM within the Microsoft infrastructure. Time to run some comparisons! Voicemail/AA Preservation 1: Keep Your Exchange 2013/2016 Server On-Prem Right now we have 3 ‘preservation’ options, each with different levels of expense & usable time. (Sure feels like it sometimes, doesn’t it?)

The IT professional’s configuration thought process. That’s what we’ll have to do here, to preserve Unified Messaging. What do we do? If your offices use Skype for Business on-prem and employ Unified Messaging for voicemail and/or Auto Attendant, it’s time for some alternative thinking.įortunately, we’re all IT pros. Two, actually…the Auto Attendant’s gone too. Without it you’ll end up upgrading a part of the office’s phone system away! Skype for Business’ voicemail needs Unified Messaging. They can feel it as a sudden clench in the chest.

The sysadmins reading this already know what that means.

Exchange Server 2019 will NOT have Unified Messaging. But we’re missing one component: the Unified Messaging service in Exchange Server 2013/2016. We did get a new Skype for Business Server, as well as a new Exchange Server. Those of us who use voicemail in Skype for Business face a quandary. 3 Ways to Keep Voicemail & Auto Attendant when Upgrading to Skype for Business 2019