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Windows 2003 SP1 is now supported for use with Unity 4.0(4) and 4.0(5). The updated "Recommended and Supported Service Packs and Updates for Use with Cisco Unity and the Cisco Unity Bridge" document has also been revised to include Windows 2003 SP1. ...
CD images:http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/Software/Newsbuilder/Builder/newsbuilder.cgi?filename=20050427_43262.htmlRelease Notes should follow shortly.Thanks,Keith
As many of you know Microsoft released Windows 2003 SP1 yesterday. At this time Cisco has not qualified Windows 2003 SP1 for installation on Unity servers. Qualification for use on the Unity server will be complete within 60 days. We are also awar...
Windows XP SP2 is now qualified as an optional service pack on subscriber workstations with Unity 4.0(4) and ViewMail for Outlook (VMO) 4.0(4). IBM has found issues with their DUC client for Notes and it is not supported at this time with Windows XP...
A Unity specific version of the Cisco Security Agent is now available for download free of charge. This component works to harden Unity server which makes it significantly less vulnerable to worms, viruses and other forms of attack. It is highly re...
We do not support running Exchange and Unity in the same VM. You'll have to run AD + Exchange 2003 in one VM, and Unity 7.0 in another VM.Thank you,Keith
Right now we don't support Blade Center hardware for Unity. There are no plans to look at this platform.Our approach is to test our application on specific hardware platforms. Based on the performance we see, we publish scalability numbers. This a...
No they will not. OWA pulls the message from Exchange. With Connection, the messages aren't in Exchange. For that sort of 'Unified' functionality you'd need Unity classic.Thanks,Keith
While multiple domains can technical work, it really is beyond the scope of what would be supported for a VM only environment. There are a number of additional complexities it brings to AD and you simply don't need to do it.What you should do is pla...
File level read and execute rights. However, if this is UM (or VM connecting orgs AD) I very much caution against allowing people you wouldn't want to have local admin rights on Unity server to logon. Unity has a lot of permissions within a network...
