When a PIN reset is performed
with the Set-UMMailboxPIN , unless explicitly specified with the LockedOut $true parameter, the
account will automatically become unlocked.
When a user is disabled in UM he will no longer be able to access any of the UM features and UM will
no longer accept voice mail or faxes for the user. To disable a UM user, use the Disable-UMMailbox
with the Identity parameter. There is one other parameter worth noting for this cmdlet. If you want to
keep the user ??™ s configuration, extension, mailbox policy, and so on, then also add KeepProperties
$true when disabling the user. This retains the user settings and when the user is enabled again via the
Enable-UMMailbox cmdlet, the user information will not need to be re - entered.
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If all UM - enabled users in sales needed to have their UM settings disabled, the following will disable all
users in sales and retain their properties for activation at a later date:
Get-UMMailbox | where {$_.identity -match ???Sales???} | Disable-UMMailbox -
KeepProperties $true -Confirm:$false
When introducing UM into an existing environment, there will already be an established user base.
These users will not be able to automatically start using UM. Their accounts must first be configured and
enabled for UM.
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