An administrative process turned off a large number of network ports in residence halls because it received bad data.
9:45 AM: The problem is being corrected. It may take some time to correct all affected ports.
An administrative process turned off a large number of network ports in residence halls because it received bad data.
9:45 AM: The problem is being corrected. It may take some time to correct all affected ports.
The Campus Web server had to be restarted to resolve problems with certain applications.
Certain portions of the EMU website may have been unresponsive between 1:30 and 2:00 P.M. The problem has been resolved.
Terminal services were unavailable after a user shut down the server. Terminal server users should never choose to restart or shut down if they are given the option to do so.
Aging hardware will be replaced to ensure a high level of reliability and performance.
The ST file server became unavailable and needed to be restarted. Users are unable to authenticate to EMU services.
Mail login ability was restored, though problems with ST persisted.
Many major systems will be unavailable while a routine upgrade is made to our Novell NetWare file servers.
All services that require the Royal username and password will be inaccessible for most/all of the outage period.
Blackboard, Internet access and the SIS will remain available.
The webserver was unresponsive and was restarted with minimal service disruption.
A server that processes email went down on Sunday morning. The result was that no new email was delivered until it was brought back online this morning (Monday). Because email systems hold and retry messages that can’t be delivered, you should now be receiving all messages that would have been delivered during the outage. It is unlikely that any mail was lost, however senders may have received warning messages.
The Oracle Calendar server will be unavailable for upgrades on Monday evening beginning at 8:00 PM. A major effect of this will be that Outlook may have difficulty functioning properly. Email will still be accessible during this time but only via Webmail.