The next step is to create the UM mailbox policy using the New - UMMailboxPolicy cmdlet. The
UMMailboxPolicy cmdlet has the following syntax:
New-UMMailboxPolicy -Name < String > -UMDialPlan < UMDialPlanIdParameter > [-Confirm
[ < SwitchParameter > ]] [-DomainController < Fqdn > ] [-TemplateInstance < PSObject > ] [-
WhatIf [ < SwitchParameter > ]] [ < CommonParameters > ]
There are two required parameters for this cmdlet. The first is the name of the UM mailbox policy and
the second is the associated dial plan:
New-UMMailboxPolicy -name UMpolicy1 -UMDialPlan test.
The final component that needs to be configured in order to have a working configuration is that the UM
dial plan needs to be associated to the UM server. Using the Set-UMServer cmdlet with the -DialPlan
parameter finishes the basic configuration:
Set-UMServer -Identity Server -DialPlan test
Now that the server - side components have been created, all that is left to do is enable users. To
accomplish this, you use the Enable-UMMailbox cmdlet. This cmdlet has only two required parameters:
the identity of the user that will be activated and the UMMailboxPolicy. The Enable-UMMailbox cmdlet
has the following syntax:
Enable-UMMailbox -Identity < MailboxIdParameter > -UMMailboxPolicy
< MailboxPolicyIdParameter > [-AutomaticSpeechRecognitionEnabled < $true | $false > ] [-
Confirm [ < SwitchParameter > ]] [-DomainController < Fqdn > ] [-Extensions
< MultiValuedProperty > ] [-IgnoreDefaultScope < SwitchParameter > ] [-NotifyEmail
< String > ] [-PilotNumber < String > ] [-Pin < String > ] [-PinExpired < $true | $false > ][-
SIPResourceIdentifier < String > ] [-ValidateOnly < SwitchParameter > ] [-WhatIf
[ < SwitchParameter > ]] [ < CommonParameters > ]
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