Making Calls: Dialing Instructions
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Article Number :
KB0014280
Published on :
2019-01-22
Last modified :
2020-05-06 21:51:13
Knowledge Base :
IT Public Self Help
| If you're calling... | You should dial... | Example | Note |
| Campus | last 5 digits of number | 5-9400 | Last 5 digits of campus phone number |
| Local, off-campus | 9 + area code + number | 9-512-475-9400 | 10-digit dialing required |
| Domestic long distance | 9 + area code + number | 9-123-555-1234 | No charge, no auth code needed |
| International long distance | 88 + auth code + * + 011 + intl number | 88-000000*011-123-4567 | No pauses required |
| Toll free | 9 + area code + number | 9-800-555-1234 | 9-1-800-555-1234 will also work |
| Emergency Services | 911 or 9911 | Always use your primary "line 1" key | |
| Non-emergency services | 1-4441 or 512-471-4441 | UTPD | |
| Community info or referral services | 9211 | ||
| Non-emergency city services | 9311 | ||
|
Directory information |
91411 | ||
| Telecommunications Relay services | 9711 |
Long Distance Authorization on Sets Not Yet Converted: For any phone lines that are not yet converted (there are a few still campus) to the new VoIP or Analog systems, you will continue to use the authorization code that you have used in the past for both domestic and international long distance calls.
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