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Voice over IP (Voice over Internet Protocol or "VoIP") technology converts voice calls from analog to digital to be sent over digital data networks. This allows Case to use its existing data network (which includes fiber or copper wiring between and within buildings, and Cisco routers and switches) to also transport telephone service throughout the campus. By offering Voice over IP, or VoIP, Case is moving toward a "converged" network, where voice, data, and video all travel along the Case gigabit network.
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What's different?
- Seven digit dialing for all campus calls
- All telephone features will be included for free:
- Caller ID with Name (where available)
- Call Waiting, Call Forwarding, Conference, Transfer
- Message Logs (missed calls, received calls, placed calls)
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What's the same?
- Telephone number
- Voice mail box
- Same dialing pattern for local and long distance calls
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