Default sip: adress when sending mail through scsm 2012 console

As the title states, if i attempt to send email to a user by using the "people picker" option in a work item, Outlook opens and writes sip:[email protected] in the adress field.
Im using SCSM 2012 sp1 and the Exchange connector 3.0. Notifications and so on seems to work but my analysts are quite furious about having to erase the first four characters before sending a mail..
Is there some part of configuration I have missed?
Would greatly appreciate any feedback!

Hi,
For me all is ok.
Can you check if the SMTP Channel is ok to the SCSM user ?
You must verify this also on your Active Directory if the field email is ok.
SIP adresse is to use with Link or MOCS.
Best Regards Rémy BOVI

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