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Forest for the trees.. &nbsp;Ill take a look that should work.<br />
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Thanks
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Forest for the trees..  Ill take a look that should work.

Thanks

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Folks,<br />
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My network was attacked and we lost well everything. &nbsp;Had to do a complete rebuild AD DNS DHCP the works. &nbsp;Backups destroyed almost a total loss. &nbsp;I've gotten everything else back to working just fine and a lot cleaner.<br />
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The problem I am having is the Call manager/ Unity server were connected to the old domain I don't know which AD accounts need to be created and how to link them back into CM/US. &nbsp;Call manager and Unity are functioning quite well but I cant &nbsp;get Unified messaging to send the voicemails to Outlook. &nbsp;We are using Office 365 full hosted. &nbsp;We used the same address scheme as before for continuity. &nbsp;CM/US can both see the domain as they are using my local DNS server. &nbsp; Anyone have an idea of the configuration steps. &nbsp;I haven't opened &nbsp;a case with TAC yet figured I would start here.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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John
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Folks,

My network was attacked and we lost well everything.  Had to do a complete rebuild AD DNS DHCP the works.  Backups destroyed almost a total loss.  I've gotten everything else back to working just fine and a lot cleaner.

The problem I am having is the Call manager/ Unity server were connected to the old domain I don't know which AD accounts need to be created and how to link them back into CM/US.  Call manager and Unity are functioning quite well but I cant  get Unified messaging to send the voicemails to Outlook.  We are using Office 365 full hosted.  We used the same address scheme as before for continuity.  CM/US can both see the domain as they are using my local DNS server.   Anyone have an idea of the configuration steps.  I haven't opened  a case with TAC yet figured I would start here.

Thanks

John

Unified messaging not working after AD was destroyed.

Messaging

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