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Warning

The new phone system will go live on August 7th.  Until then, you will not be able to log into the system.

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Web Portal

https://phone.rit.edu/ - Information and Web Based Phone App

https://phonesettings.rit.edu/ - Manage your account and make changes

Avaya Cloud App

Installing

For Saunders computers, please use Portal Manager to install the Avaya Cloud App.

Intro Videos from RIT

Intro Videos from RIT

Warning

We strongly recommend you watch these videos first.  The provide a lot of useful information tailed to RIT.

Avaya Cloud App

Installing

Computer

For Saunders computers, the Avaya Cloud Office app should already be installed.  If you need to install it for whatever reason, please use Portal Manager.

For personal computers, go to https://phone.rit.edu/ and sign in.  Once signed in, click on your profile picture and then Download desktop app

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Android & iOS

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.avaya.cloudoffice&hl=en_US&gl=US&pli=1

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/avaya-cloud-office/id1495845694

Signing in

To sign into the Avaya Cloud Office app or websites, be sure to click on the Single Sign-on Button

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See https://help.rit.edu/sp?id=kb_article&sysparm_article=KB0042769 for details.

Known Issues

Cannot play a department voicemail

When you are added to a department line to monitor voicemail, you will not be able to play any messages that were received prior to you being added to the account.  Unfortunately, you'll get an error that says you have insufficient network bandwidth to play the message.  The real problem is you don't have access to the voicemail.  ITS is working with Avaya to see if they can correct this misleading error message.

Any voicemails received to the department line after you have been granted access should play correctly.

Zoom Conflict

When on a Zoom call and you receive an Avaya call, Zoom may cause the speaker volume to go down and not come back up.  To fix this, you have to leave the Zoom meeting and come back in.

To prevent this from happening, in your Zoom settings on your computer, make sure you uncheck Sync buttons on headset under the Audio settings.

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Headsets

App Headset Settings

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