Internet service at the Harrisonburg campus will be disrupted between 5:00 and 6:00 tomorrow morning. All functionality will be restored by 6am.
Lumos and Information Systems technicians will be replacing Lumos equipment to address ongoing Internet connection problems at the Harrisonburg campus.
If you have questions or concerns please contact the information systems helpdesk: helpdesk@emu.edu or 540.432.4357 (x4357 on the Harrisonburg campus).
Vendor technicians will be upgrading our CBORD door access system on Oct 21-22. We have configured systems to ensure that access to dorms and other buildings will be unaffected by this upgrade.
If you do encounter problems entering residence halls please contact the RD on call: 540 476 3676.
This Saturday (19 Oct 2013) is a scheduled third-Saturday information systems maintenance outage. We will be performing routine imaging on systems.
We expect disruptions for the following systems between 8:00am and 12:00pm on the 19th:
– Mail
– Internet access, web access and wireless access. These disruptions will be momentary.
No other systems will be affected.
If you have questions or concerns please contact the information systems helpdesk: helpdesk@emu.edu or 540.432.4357 (x4357 on the Harrisonburg campus).
There will be a short outage of Jenzabar EX and myEMU, until approximately 7:30 am, to install updates to the database server.
We are investigating corrupted files on the faculty-staff Z: drive.
UPDATE: The faculty-staff Z: drive has been taken off-line because thousands of files on it are corrupted. We have no ETA on when it will again be available. Likely not until early Thursday morning (but that is purely speculative). JRutt 10/09 15:45
UPDATE: With the Z: drive off-line there will be extended login times for both students and employees, but only the EMPLOYEES Z: drive is off-line. JRutt 10/09 16:00
UPDATE: At about 18:05 all files from the overnight backup of Oct 8-9 on the Z: drive were restored and the files became available about 18:15. An email will be sent to the campus describing for users the impact of this incident and our recovery from it. JRutt 10/09 18:20