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Cisco Unity 4.x to Unity Connection 8.x Migration

rutledgec
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We've recently had an outside vendor migrate our Unity 4 installation to a Unity Connection 8.x installation along with a Call Manager upgrade. Things went great but it was outside the scope of their work to decommission the old Unity 4 server. Are there any steps necessary to clean up our Active Directory environment before or after we decommission the server? Do we actually need to uninstall Unity before we power off the server and remove it?

Thanks!

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Jaime Valencia
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You can use the bunny killer to remove any Unity properties they might have in AD,  but other than that, CUC/CUCM won't mess with the AD itself so, assuming you already have all the VM profiles, call handlers, AA, etc pointing to CUC you can safely turn it down and delete any remaining Unity configs from CUCM (if any are left).

No real need to uninstall Unity, you can just power it off.

HTH

java

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www.cisco.com/go/pdihelpdesk

HTH

java

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Jaime Valencia
Hall of Fame Cisco Employee Hall of Fame Cisco Employee
Hall of Fame Cisco Employee

You can use the bunny killer to remove any Unity properties they might have in AD,  but other than that, CUC/CUCM won't mess with the AD itself so, assuming you already have all the VM profiles, call handlers, AA, etc pointing to CUC you can safely turn it down and delete any remaining Unity configs from CUCM (if any are left).

No real need to uninstall Unity, you can just power it off.

HTH

java

if this helps, please rate

www.cisco.com/go/pdihelpdesk

HTH

java

if this helps, please rate
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