Tech BriefingJuly 30, 2010.ppt

Mobility Mobility allows you to: Receive calls to your Stanford number on alternate phones, and Transfer a call from your desk phone to your cell phone. (Handy if you get an important call just when you need to leave for a meeting!) To access Mobility setup: Go to Devices. Select your SUNet_mobility in the Name field. Click the Remote Destinations (Mobility) button. Click the Add New button (or click Find to edit an existing profile). * Converged Communications Services page * Set up Mobility Mobility is set up on the Remote Destination Configuration page. Enter a destination number using 9+1+ 10-digit number. Check Mobile Phone to be able to transfer a call to your cell. Check Enable Mobile Connect to enable simultaneous ringing to your cell. * Converged Communications Services page * Mobility (Mobile Phone) To pass a live call from your desk phone to your mobile phone,press the More Softkey, then the Mobility Softkey, and press the Select Softkey. The call passes to your mobile phone. To return the call from your cellto your desk phone, hang upyour cell. The caller is placedon hold on your desk phone. Press the line button to retrievethe call. NOTE: Calls must starton your desk phone to be retrieved there. * Converged Communications Services page * Note: Prior to using the Mobility feature, you must configure it from your Myphone Portal Page. https://phoneuser More Softkey Mobility Softkey Select Softkey Mobility: Mobile Connect Allows your phone number to ring simultaneously to multiple devices: Your mobile phone Another desk phone Your home phone Always enter Mobile Connect numbers as 9+1+10-digits Check the Mobility Settings page for settings for each cell phone provider. * Converged Communications Services page * Things to Expect You may need a new headset for your desk phone. Most Plantronics headsets are compatible. If there is a power outage, your phone will have temporary power for 15-20 minutes (via UPS backup pow