WSU phone system maintenance

WSU Pullman ITS is migrating to Level3, WSU’s new local and long distance phone service provider.  As part of this migration, there will be changes implemented on the campus phone system throughout this week (June 27 through June 30).  We will be working with the new provider to implement all necessary changes and finalize the migration.

There should be no impact to 911 calling or statewide 5-digit dialing between WSU Pullman and the other WSU sites around the state during this transition.  If there are problems or issues, Information Technology Services’ implementation team will work identify and resolve all issues as quickly as possible.  Additionally, the changes are scheduled to take place after normal business hours to minimize impact to campus users.

Please contact your CougTech Help Desk (cougtech@wsu.edu or 509-335-4357) with any questions or concerns.

Thank you for your patience during this transition.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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