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CUC 10.5.2<br />
Exchange 2013<br />
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Strange incident:<br />
User received a voicemail from CUC that was also sent to someone else. ( From: unityconnection@unitycnpub<wbr />.company.l<wbr />ocal &nbsp; &nbsp; To: user1@company.com, user2@company.com)<br />
Missed calls on both phones (different extensions)<br />
How does this happen? &nbsp;<br />
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I am very confused and maybe do not understand something properly. Thanks.
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CUC 10.5.2
Exchange 2013

Strange incident:
User received a voicemail from CUC that was also sent to someone else. ( From: unityconnection@unitycnpub.company.local     To: user1@company.com, user2@company.com)
Missed calls on both phones (different extensions)
How does this happen?  

I am very confused and maybe do not understand something properly. Thanks.

Cisco UC voicemail sent to multiple mailboxes

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IP Telephony

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