Solved: Unity vs Unity Connection

chevymannie · ‎07-29-2009

I'm familiar with Unity, but not with Unity Connection. We just moved over to CUWL licenses and have a license for Unity connection now. So what is the difference between it and full blown unity? Does it have all the same features?

David Hailey · ‎08-04-2009

High-Level Differences:

Unity is intended for UM, message store is corporate email (Exchange or Domino), Windows 2003 server and is a member server of the domain

Unity Connection is VMO or INTEGRATED Messaging (i.e., IMAP). Message store is internal, Linux platform with Informix DB just like CUCM, CUPS, etc. Can do DirSync but is not dependent upon AD/Exchange, etc.

If your client wants UM, they need Unity. If they want VMO or Integrated Messaging, Unity Connection is the likely answer.

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Jaime Valencia · ‎07-29-2009

Cisco Messaging Products: Feature Comparison

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/voicesw/ps6789/ps5745/ps2237/product_data_sheet0900aecd806bfc37.html

HTH

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HTH

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if this helps, please rate

David Hailey · ‎08-04-2009

High-Level Differences:

Unity is intended for UM, message store is corporate email (Exchange or Domino), Windows 2003 server and is a member server of the domain

Unity Connection is VMO or INTEGRATED Messaging (i.e., IMAP). Message store is internal, Linux platform with Informix DB just like CUCM, CUPS, etc. Can do DirSync but is not dependent upon AD/Exchange, etc.

If your client wants UM, they need Unity. If they want VMO or Integrated Messaging, Unity Connection is the likely answer.

andreas.klein · ‎09-17-2009

I was wondering the same thing, thanks DHailey!