In order to do that, the Enable-UMMailbox is used. This cmdlet has only two required
parameters: the identity of the user that will be activated and the UMMailboxPolicy . However, for the
sake of this writing, it is best practice to include the Extensions parameter. For the identity of the user,
it will accept the ADObjectID, GUID, DN, domain\account, UPN, LegacyExchangeDN, SMTP address,
or the alias.
The Extensions, PIN, PINExpired , and UMMailboxPolicy have been set to allow users to
immediately access their UM mailboxes:
Enable-UMMailbox -Identity john.doe@exchangeexchange.com -Extensions 4242 -PIN
458236-PINExpired $false -UMMailboxPolicy UMpolicy1
AutoAttendants
Unified Messaging allows for the creation of AutoAttendants (AA). The creation of an AA can allow for
internal or external users to dial a single number and be directed to various departments, and allow
for different greetings based on business hours and other factors. The following paragraphs focus on
creating a new UM AutoAttendant and adding features to the newly created AutoAttendant. This
section deals with the following UM AutoAttendant cmdlets:
??‘ New-UMAutoAttendant
??‘ Enable-UMAutoAttendant
??‘ Set-UMAutoAttendant
To create a new AutoAttendant, the New-UMAutoAttendant cmdlet is used. The New -
UMAutoAttendany has the following syntax:
New-UMAutoAttendant -Name < String > -UMDialPlan < UMDialPlanIdParameter > [-Confirm
[ < SwitchParameter > ]] [-DomainController < Fqdn > ] [-DTMFFallbackAutoAttendant
< UMAutoAttendantIdParameter > ] [-PilotIdentifierList < MultiValuedProperty > ] [-
SpeechEnabled < $true | $false > ] [-Status < Enabled | Disabled > ] [-TemplateInstance
< PSObject > ] [-WhatIf [ < SwitchParameter > ]] [ < CommonParameters > ]
This cmdlet requires that a unique name for the AutoAttendant from within the forest be used, which is
set by the Name parameter.
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