Unified Messaging in Exchange Server 2007 Really Works Overnight, I had Unified Messaging enabled on my Exchange Server 2007 mailbox. This morning I came in and went through a few different scenarios. It all worked flawlessly. I dialed a number and “logged” into my exchange server. After some a few security setup steps I had access to my inbox, calendar, contacts via the phone.  This is called ” Outlook Voice Access ”. I can say ‘inbox’, and get my inbox read back to me. I can say “calendar”, and have totally access to my schedule including changing meetings or clearing my calendar. I can say ‘contacts’, and find people’s details and call them or just send them a voice message. I can also get my voice mail messages sent via email and I can then listen to the voicemail from my inbox - including from Outlook Web Access. A bunch of guys in my team also got this feature enabled, and they all decided to send * ME * a test message Anyways, I am pretty happy to be using this piece of technology. We’ve spoken about it and demoed it, but it’s something else to be finally using it. Articles & White Papers Anywhere Access with Exchange Server 2007 Exchange Unified Messaging Integrates Communications Unified Messaging Features in Exchange Server 2007 White paper: Exchange Server 2007 Unified Messaging Exchange Unified Messaging White Paper on Compliance and Data Retention Technorati tags: Exchange Server 2007, Unified Messaging, UM Comments Anonymous April 26, 2007 In my last post , I forgot to link to our Unified Communications Tsar , Oscar ‘The Godfather’ Trimboli Anonymous April 27, 2007 Unified Messaging in Exchange Server 2007 Really Works ESEUTIL for Microsoft Exchange, Part 1 The Basics Anonymous April 30, 2007 We unleashed Frank Arrigo as Exchange 2007 Unified Messaging and he blogged the results. Well worth the Anonymous April 30, 2007 The comment has been removed Anonymous May 01, 2007 As part of our ‘dogfooding’ policy Microsoft staff are the main and some of the earliest beta testers Anonymous March 28, 2008 11 months ago, I became a Unified Communictions user and I really, really liked it. I even had a cool Additional resources Last updated on 2007-04-27