10-01-2002 09:03 AM - edited 03-12-2019 09:00 PM
I had this happen a few times, but this one has me stuck. CCM 3.1.3 (d) and Unity 3.1.4 with unified Exchange 2000.
I have a user who can no longer access voicemail, I go to look up their subscriber info and no records found (I searched by first name, last name and extension). I then go to re-import that user and no records found.
So I can not delete the user to re-import, and I can not import the user since Unity seems to think they are still there.
Any ideas?
10-01-2002 09:23 AM
You can clean the standing AD account using the Remove Subscriber Properties tool on AnswerMonkey here:
http://www.answermonkey.net/App_BunnyKiller.htm
that should let you import them again.
why they are being dropped from the local SQL database as a subscriber is another question entirely - my best guess would be a property in the directory is getting wax somehow or another and the directory monitor is removing them from the local tables automatically... but that's just a guess at this point.
10-01-2002 09:45 AM
Thank you, that worked. I will let you know if this happens again.
-Mike
10-10-2002 10:22 AM
I am having the same problem where an account that was a Unity subscriber is no longer showing up, and when I try to reimport them it couldn't find them in active directory. I tried using the Remove Subscriber Properties tool and the icon is still showing up as a bunny and I am still unable to get that user back. Are there any other tools or things I can do get this user reimported. Thanks a lot
10-10-2002 11:12 AM
Make sure you get the latest version of RemoveSubscriberProperties off AnswerMonkey.net... there were some bug fixes along the way that may be biting you. It may also be a replication issue (particularly if you're in a situation with child domains or the like) and you just have to wait.
You can check with ADSI Edit to view the properties directly on that object- the one's you're interested in are the ciscoECSBULocationObjectID (which should be blank to be able to import them) and the ciscoESCBUObjectType which should also be empty.
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