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Virginia Tech enables the university community to access new and emerging communications technologies. The system is referred to as Unified Communications (UC).
The Unified Communications system provides a foundation for the integration of real-time communications services like telephony, instant messaging, chat and desktop video conferencing with other non-real-time communications services such as email, voicemail and fax.
To order this service visit the Network Infrastructure & Services page.
For instructions and information on deskphones, softphones, headsets, and more, browse the Unified Communications @ VT Web site.
For any other support questions, contact 4Help by clicking Get Help on the 4Help portal.
Follow the instructions on the Setting Up Voicemail for the First Time page.
See the Voicemail Notifications as a Service page.
See the Setting an Extended Absence Greeting section on the Voicemail Greetings page.
Follow the instructions at the Headset Setup page.
For information about Mobility, including extend call and EC500, visit the Unified Communications Mobility page.
For instructions, see the Installing Unified Communication (UC) Softphone (Avaya Workplace). (This link requires you to be logged in to 4Help.vt.edu.)
With this software, you can dial, make, and receive calls from your computer or mobile device.
To have all incoming calls go to a different number, see the Call Forwarding page.
See the Contact Center Desktop Agents Installation and User Guides.