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A recent software change has removed the ability for Common Area phones (those not tied to a specific user) to transfer incoming calls to another extension. In order to get the call to the appropriate extension we have to use the Parked Call feature in Teams. Parking the call creates a code that the intended recipient of the call can use to access the call.

You are able to view all the tickets that you have submitted to IT at any time. This article will explain how to access and view those tickets.

Searles 216 is a teaching lab generally used by Physics for class work.

Configuring Teams Calls to work similarly to how the current Cisco phone system operates in offices.

Office 365 offers Bowdoin two sets of tools that work in conjunction to protect your mailbox and the entire Bowdoin community from the constantly evolving phishing attacks and malware targeting campus.

Calendars are complex, and sometimes difficult, tools that we rely on every day and sometimes they don't work quite right. This article provides some best-practices on how to work with appointments and calendars to minimize issues that may come up.

Introduced in the fall of 2015, the Media Commons brings together the former Scratch Space with the former Language Media Center into one new, larger, more useable space. The Media Commons features 10 iMac computers for student use, multiple video viewing workstations, a recording studio, a small group work room and a video viewing classroom.

Having the Teams app on your phone allows you to receive notifications from anywhere, but you may not want to receive them when at home, after work hours. You can turn on "Quiet Hours". Read this article to find out how.

Dell laptops with power connected through an Anker, USB-C multi-port adapter may display the following message when booting:  You have plugged in a lower wattage power adapter, USB-C charging device, or power pass-through device.   Your system will continue to work, but may not perform at it's peak.