Yes.  Just make sure that if you've done anything with partitions and search spaces (within Unity Connection) that users at both sites have the appropriate visibility.

Hailey

Hi,

Call control is done by a call routing agent such as callmanager. It does not matter which site you install Unity cconnection as long as it is integrated with Callmanager,  Calls can be transfered to your desired or required destination once it has been properly configured.

You can certainly digitally network the 2 Unity systems together but it would not be for AA purposes. Digital Networking allows Cross-Server Transfer and Logon which allows a user to call into the pilot (typically, the public pilot) number of either system and when logging in be directed to the appropriate home server. In addition, it facilitates transfers and replies natively (from TUI) between networked systems. The directory data is replicated between the various systems being networked so that's where this feature comes into play.

In your scenario, you would have 2 separate CUC systems and 2 separate integrations with CUCM (regardless of whether CUC is networked or not). For AA's on CUC-A, you would direct those calls via CTI RP to the respective CUC system from CUCM. The same is true for AA's on CUC-B. The routing of calls for AA's would be handled at the CUCM, not within CUC.

Hailey

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