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Unity 12.5 Mailbox Full

chuck47172
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When I get routed to a specific user mailbox from an internal number, the greeting plays followed by a message that says the mailbox is full so I can't leave a message.

If I call it from an external number (my cell) I can leave a message.

In reality, the mailbox is not full.
Any idea why this would happen?

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The mailbox is full, but the setting to check for a full mailbox for outside callers is set to not check it.

Take a look at the screen showing the Quotas for full mailbox (as below). The checkbox for checking for a full mailbox for outside callers is unchecked by default.

Maren

MailboxCheck.jpg

The mailbox is not full. It is completely empty including previously deleted messages.

So you have checked the user's account under "Mailbox" and have seen that the size is zero? Keep in mind that tombstoned messages (that can be undeleted) are counted against the mailbox quota.

If that is showing zero, and if this is the only user for which this is happening, try changing the mailbox quota for that one user to a very high number and try leaving the internal message. If you are able, then Unity Connection seems to think the mailbox is full when it is not. If you have more than one mailstore, try migrating the user to the other mailstore to 'reset' the mailbox. If that does not work, I'd suggest using the Connection Message Archiver Cli to export the user's mailbox to see what Unity Connection believes is in there; or use the User Data Dump to export all information about the user and see what is up.

If, after all of that, there is no indication that Unity Connection believes that the user has messages in the Message Store, and you are still unable to leave a message internally, then you have a database problem and TAC would be the next step.

Maren

It is 0.

Only one mailstore.

And now it's working normally, very odd.

I suspect the trouble will return, time will tell.

I will try your suggestions upon next occurrence and report back.

Thanks for your reply.

 

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