Status Updater

The previously announced email maintenance is commencing. It should not affect your use of the network or campus computing resources. The maintenance should be complete in under an hour, and will be announced.

Host Services will be performing minor software maintenance on our email system this Thursday, May 19, starting at 6:30pm. This is a change in back-end management utilities. It is anticipated that there will be no interruption of service during that time, and no alteration of user experience; however users are advised not to change their passwords during the maintenance. Announcements will be posted at the start and end of the maintenance; it is expected to take no more than an hour.

SICAS will be upgrading/patching Banner on Saturday between noon and 4:00pm. During this time Banner/BearPAWS/BearDeN will be unavailable

The Library and Classroom computers should now be allowing logins to the MacOS.

Our systems are not properly authenticating MacOS logins. This is directly affecting users’ ability to login to lab and classroom computers. Windows login is unaffected. CTS is working on the problem.

SICAS will be performing maintenance on the Banner database beginning at 7:00pm on Tuesday May 3rd. The maintenance is expected to go until midnight. During this time Banner/BearPAWS/BearDeN will be unavailable.

This is a test message, to confirm that the network status blog is functioning normally. Please ignore this message.

Sogo (email and calendaring) is experiencing performance issues. CTS staff is investigating.

SICAS will be performing maintenance on the Banner database beginning at 7:00pm on Tuesday May 3rd. The maintenance is expected to go until midnight. During this time Banner/BearPAWS/BearDeN will be unavailable.

The new Rave Notification System has sent out a second message which is essentially a duplicate of the campus-wide notification that went out yesterday afternoon. This second message is from “no-reply@getrave.com” and contains the same information and instructions as the original message. CTS has inspected it and confirmed its legitimacy. If you would like campus alerts delivered to your mobile phone and/or personal e-mail address(es), please follow the instructions in either of the messages you received.