In order to do this you use the cmdlets that start with ??? Get-UM ??? . The Get-UMDialPlan will show
the dial plan that was just created, the name of the server that it has been applied to, and the current
status (enabled).
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Get-UMIPGateway shows the configured UM IP gateway. Remember if you want to see more detailed
information on any of the Get-* cmdlets, pipe the output to a Format-List ( | fl ) to see more
information.
Use Get-UMMailboxPolicy | fl to see the output of what you created with the
New-UMMailboxPolicy and to see all the additional parameters that can be configured for a more
feature - rich deployment of UM!
The Get-UMServer shows the configuration applied to the UM server. If no additional parameters are
specified with the cmdlet, it displays the server name, the dial plan, languages installed for the UM role,
and the status.
To verify which users have Unified Messaging enabled, the Get-UMMailbox cmdlet returns all active
UM users. This cmdlet also shows users who have been disabled in Active Directory, but are still UM
enabled.
A quick review shows that you have created the UMDialPlan, UMIPGateway, and the UMMailboxPolicy.
From there you applied these to the UM server and enabled a test UM user. From there you used some of
the Get-UM* cmdlets to verify your configurations.
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