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You can export libraries and import them as new libraries, retaining linkage of elements from the original. The export and import of libraries enable you to recreate them under a different username.

ISU's phone system allows for calls to placed to any phone number both inside and outside of the university.

This article will describe the process of dialing international phone numbers.

View the process for getting support for Teams, Skype for Business, or Voice Mail.

This article will guide you through a brief set of steps for new Blue Report users to get started.

Frequently asked questions related to Microsoft Teams.

Following these instructions you should be fully connected to the VPN appliance.

Polycom VVX phones, connected to Skype for Business, allows calls to be transferred to other phones using a phone number or contact entry.  This article will walk you through the process of performing this operation.

With Unified Messaging you have access to Exchange Email, Calendaring, and Contacts on your phone, utilizing Outlook Voice Access. You also have access to your voice mails in Microsoft Outlook.

Configure an "Away" greeting to inform callers that you will be away from your phone for an extended period of time.

This article will describe audio/video devices to be used with ISU's unified communications system.

Support for normal office phones will be provided by OIT. Support for special phone lines will be provided by Telecommunications

This article provides a user guide and links to resources to help faculty and staff using Obsidian, ISU's high-performance computing cluster for faculty and staff engaged in research activities.

This article describes how to connect to the wired network in residential facilities. The target audience is students, faculty, staff and guest.

The process of changing your email address or University Username after a name change is complex, but the Technology Support Center can guide you through the process.

Microsoft Skype for Business (SfB) is a tool that enables unified communications.  Using SfB users are able to send instant messages, interact with voicemail, make or receive phone calls, and check calendar appointments.  This allows for fluid communication workflows to reduce the amount of time that is spent handling communications.