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Cisco Call Manager Express 4.2 with Ex2007 - 19.Sep.2007 9:31:14 AM

andyhud007

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Hi all,

I've been doing a lot of reading and found that Cisco Call Manager Express 4.2 works well with Exchange 2007. It works even better with SP1 (albeit beta) as MS introduced some fixes for the sip communication between Call Manager Express 4.2 and Ex2007 UM.

Just wondering if anyone has any experience, knowledge or issues with this setup. I have my Cisco Call Manager Express 4.2 now and 4 IP phones and plan to set it up in a test lab with Ex2007 SP1 (Beta2). Any thoughs, comments etc would be appreciated. Thanks again

Andy

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RE: Cisco Call Manager Express 4.2 with Ex2007 - 19.Mar.2008 6:41:09 PM

wreedCTD

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Im intrested in this also. My whole house now has a 7960 in every room and integration with the home MS exchange 2007 would be awesome!

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RE: Cisco Call Manager Express 4.2 with Ex2007 - 9.Apr.2008 8:18:12 PM

burdickm

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This site is very helpfull

http://forums.microsoft.com/technet/showpost.aspx?pageindex=7&siteid=17&postid=2956664&sb=0&d=1&at=7&ft=11&tf=0&pageid=3

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RE: Cisco Call Manager Express 4.2 with Ex2007 - 20.May2008 8:34:53 AM

ankbomb

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I think if you're looking for SP1 to be the magic bullet as far as interoperability with 4.2, it's probably not going to meet your expectations.
T.38 Fax won't work for sure. And if it is for a production environment, you're putting the company in unsupported waters with Microsoft.

But, can you get some level of integration and utilize voicemails in a test environment? Sure.

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