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Using Exchange Server 2007 for Unified Messaging and Fax

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  • Language: English

This content will detail the technical implementation and deployment strategy for deploying Exchange 2007 Unified Messaging features in the Microsoft enterprise messaging environment.

Integrating a users communication tools can help streamline a person’s daily work process and relieve minor stress. This technical white paper describes how Microsoft IT provides users the next generation of Unified Messaging functionality for anytime, anywhere e-mail and voice mail access through VoIP and UM technologies in Exchange Server 2007. The content details Microsoft IT’s technical implementation and deployment strategy for Exchange 2007 Unified Messaging features in the its enterprise messaging environment of over 120,000 mailboxes.

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Operating Systems: Windows XP

Supported operating systems: Windows XP


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