Saturday (17 Mar 2012) is a scheduled third-Saturday information systems maintenance outage.
We have updated the duration of the outages for the following systems between 8am Sat. to:
* Jenzabar EX (Student Information Server) – Probable end 12:00 am – Sat. midnight
* myEMU (my.emu.edu) – Probable end 12:00 am – Sun. midnight
The mail server will be restarted. Services will be unavailable for approximately 5 minutes.
Users have reported issues ranging from printing to inability to access some of their networked drives.
The issue has been resolved, however, affected individuals will need to log out and back in again.
The server that provides logon and printing services for Windows XP computers has an error and must be restarted. If your computer has been upgraded to Windows 7, this will not affect you.
We have updated the expected scope and duration of this Saturday’s (18 Feb 2012) scheduled third-Saturday information systems maintenance outage.
We expect outages for the following systems between 8am and 11am on the 18th:
* EMU web site and server
* email and calendar services
* file servers and services
* copiers and printers
* computer labs
* Moodle learning management system
* myEMU
* Student Information System (EX)
* Library catalog server
For those of you that use the Financial Aid module, there will be an upgrade planned for Wednesday morning until 10:00am. Please stay out of the FAM module while we get PowerFAIDs up to date to version 17.1.
You may use any other part of EX during this time.
The Moodle server will be rebooted at 7:15am due to problems that have developed with the backup system.
Multiple servers went off-line in response to receiving an erroneous command from a faulty Uninteruptable Power Supply (UPS). IS technicians are working to bring the servers back online.
All servers returned to online status by 11:45am.
Users may have experienced problems connecting to the campus wireless network this morning. Technicians have resolved the problem.
The EMU telephone switch (PBX) went off-line about 7:15pm tonight. Information Systems became aware of and began working on the problem within the hour. The cause of the problem is believed to be power-related.