
IP Telephones Bergen Community College supports the use of Cisco IP telephones throughout its campus network.
New Telephone Features Folowing thelatestupgrade the college Voice over IP telephone system, a number of new features have been madeavailableon all college IP telephones. | Immediate Divert | Divert the caller immediately to the voicemail. | | Multiple calls on a shared line | Multiple calls can be received and dialed from a shared line. | | Call Hold and Transfer on a shared line | Each call on a shared line can be put on hold or transferred without restriction. | | Direct Transfer | Allows a usertodirectly transfer two parties on a line to each other. | | Call Join | Allows a phone user to join multiple parties on a line into a conference. |
Please read the Telephone & Voicemail User Guide for detailed instructions on thesenew telephone features. Back To Top
IP Telephone Resources There are currentlyfive types of IP telephones throughout the campus | Cisco 7970 | 8-Line Full Featured Color Telephone | | Cisco 7960 | 6-Line Full Featured Telephone | | Cisco 7940 | 2-Line Full Featured Telephone | | Cisco 7935 | Conference Station | | Cisco 7905 | Single Line Basic Telephone |
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Calling RightsThe table below defines the four calling rights available for BCC IP telephones. | Internal | Able to reach internal extensions at BCC only | | Local - (Default) | Able to reach 201,973,551,862, and 845 area codes | | Tri State | Able to contact NY, NJ, and CT | | National | Able to dial Nationwide |
To request a change in calling rights, visit our forms page for a Telecommunications/Telephone WorkOrder Form. Back To Top
IP Telephone ConfigurationTo configure your IP telephone, 1. visit http://VOIP.bergen.edu/ccmuser/ from a BCC computer and follow the directions below. 
2. Log on with your BCC network password as seen above (The same password used to log into your PC) For more information on the available options, please visit IP Telephone Resources. Back To Top
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