Before I beat my head against the wall trying to troubleshoot this, I thought I would ask the community in case someone already figured it out. I've got CUCM 10 working with MS Exchange Unified Messaging 2010 SP1 for voice mail and that works fine. What's not working is the message waiting indicator (MWI) on the phones. I have an Avaya system also and MS UM works fine with the Avaya for MWI, but not with CUCM. I followed a document I found on Microsoft's site for configuring the SIP trunks between CUCM and Exchange UM. As far as I can tell it's all set the way the document describes, even the SIP trunk security profile.
Do you have any ideas about why this isn't working?...places I can go look for clues?
Here's the error message that shows up in the Exchange server when it tries to turn on the message light for a CUCM phone:
The Unified Messaging server failed to deliver the MWI notification '1/1 (unread/read)' for the UM-enabled mailbox 'Doe, John' associated with UM extension '48882'. Until this problem is corrected, the MWI state for this user may be out of sync. Additional information:
There are no more targets available to send an MWI message for user Doe, John.
Server CUCM_10_GW1 failed with 400 Bad Request message-account - 1
CUCM_10_GW1 refers to the 'gateway' in Exchange, which is the CUCM server I created the SIP trunks to. On the Exchange side of course, it's just defined as another UM gateway. On the CUCM side, it's a SIP trunk going to Exchange.
I made sure I checked the obvious things like making sure MWI was allowed in Exchange for that particular policy and gateway but I must be missing something.
Any ideas? I'm stumped. Is it something related to the phone setup in CUCM?...or something related to the SIP trunk setup in CUCM?...or ??? I think the problem is on the Cisco side, since it has worked fine with Avaya and there's only a couple things you can possibly change/check on the Exchange side and I've already checked the Exchange side several times.
