Exchange 2013 CU1 UM and Avaya SM R6

Hello! I have a problem integrating Avaya and Exchange 2013 CU1 UM.
In 2010 environment it works perfectly fine, however with Exchange 2013 I was unable to make it work.
I was looking into the packets sent by 2010 and 2013, the only difference is in 302 reply. Exchange 2010 sends
extension@ip:port as the Contact URI while Exchange 2013 sends
extension@fqdn:port
Avaya doesn't seem to recognize the format and instead of connecting to the specified within the contact field service just keeps querying TCP 5060 (Call Router Service).
Is there any way to force Exchange to use IP within the contact field instead of FQDN?
Pointing SIP Entity to 5065/5067 directly is not an option for obvious reasons well covered here on the forums.

To get this functioning u must do the following! The CM will handle the "302 moved" FQDN request with this setup. CM 5.2.1 with 6.2 SM.
1. Lockdown the CAS server worker port to 5065. A restart of the UM service every couple of days will take care of this because it defaults to 5065.
2. CM hunt group set "voice mail handle" to a name. EX: sipms
3. SM create SIP entity for CAS server with entity link SM TCP 5060 -> CAS TCP 5060
4. SM Create SIP entity for each MBX server and port needed.
EX: Entity MBX-1-5062 IP 10.10.10.1 with entity link SM TCP 5062 -> MBX-1-5062 TCP 5062
Entity MBX-1-5065 IP 10.10.10.1 with entity link SM TCP 5060 -> MBX-1-5065 TCP 5065
Note: IF the SM is not listening on 5060 for the 5065 link MWI and "play on phone" will fail. This is why you need to lockdown the worker port to 5065.
5. SM Create routing policies for each entity.
6. SM create regular expressions for the CAS server and each of the MBX server entities and assign to the appropriate routing policy. The examples below are for one CAS server and one MBX server. There are one CAS and six MBX servers in my environment,
so I have 13 routing policies and 13 reg expressions.
EX: "sip:sipms@example\.org" asign to CAS policy.
"sip:sipms@mbx1@example\.org:5062.*" assign to MBX-1-5062 policy.
"sip:sipms@mbx1@example\.org:5065.*" assign to MBX-1-5065 policy.
Hopefully this is enough to get you going. I would have killed to have this information when I started on my quest!

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