Cisco Unity can be deployed in either a voice messaging or unified messaging configuration. Voice messaging configurations can be easily migrated to unified messaging configurations when the groundwork is appropriately set at the time of installation. This paper outlines the best practices for installing Cisco Unity Voice Messaging in preparation for future migration to Cisco Unity Unified Messaging, version 3.1(x). It discusses planning, design, and implementation.
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