[Update 6/1/2009 7:53 AM] Service has been restored.
Cascade, Banner and Famis web forms are experiencing errors. TS is working on this problem and will update with a resolution time when we know more.
[Update 6/1/2009 7:53 AM] Service has been restored.
Cascade, Banner and Famis web forms are experiencing errors. TS is working on this problem and will update with a resolution time when we know more.
[Update 5/31/2009 1:00 PM] All service has been restored, and this maintenance window is complete.
[Update 5/31/2009 12:15 PM] Many services have been restored, with the exception of Database Applications: Cascade, FAMIS, Millennium, and Banner. They are expected to be available by 4:00 PM as planned.
The next production maintenance window is Sunday, May 31, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
From 8:00 AM to Noon, all services may be intermittently or entirely unavailable, including:
Please note that Database Applications will continue to be unavailable until 4:00 PM.
[Update 5/29/2009 7:34 AM] Power, network and wireless service have all been restored.
The power was unexpectedly cut to the fieldhouse this morning at 6:00 AM. The campus network and wireless server are unavailable off-line until power is restored.
Webmail was unavailable for about 15 minutes at 8:30 PM tonight. Technology Services staff was notified and has resolved the problem.
Password synchronization and network/domain password resetting are currently disabled. Technology Services is currently working on restoring this service and we expect it to be restored shortly. We will update you as soon as possible.
UPDATE: Password Synchronization has been re-enabled as of 4:10pm on 5/12.
As part of the domain change project, e-mail addresses and URLs stored in the Cascade database have been updated from “ups.edu” to “pugetsound.edu”. New account provisioning has also been updated accordingly.
The directory and most web applications display the new addresses and URLs. A few remaining Web applications will be changed in the coming week.
This morning between 8 and 9 AM, primary e-mail addresses were changed. E-mail messages from University of Puget Sound community members will now come from @pugetsound.edu. Messages sent to @ups.edu AND @pugetsound.edu will be delivered normally.
[Update 04/21/2009 03:17 PM] E-mail service has been restored. All mail will be delivered shortly.
Mail inbound to pugetsound.edu has been disrupted. We are working to restore service. No mail has been lost, and all mail will be delivered. We will update you as soon as possible.
This evening, a problem with publishing content to the Athletics site was resolved by republishing the entire Web site. During the republishing process, images may not have displayed correctly; however, content was available throught that period.
Password Synchronization is here! You can now synchronize your password across many Puget Sound applications by changing your password in Cascade Web, Webmail/e-mail or Windows. Learn more at http://www.ups.edu/pssync.xml.
To support Banner Single Sign On, minor software updates will be installed during our normal maintenance window on Wednesday, 3/25/09, between 5:30 and 6:00 AM. The service disruption to Cascade Web will last only a few minutes.
The authorized license count for our new Cisco ASA Anyconnect VPN client has been updated from 2 to 25 simultaneous users.
Due to configuration errors at the Internet Service Provider (Integra Telecom), VPN connections were not working from 6:00 to 7:20 AM. The VPN has been restored.
[Update 3/24/09 6:00 AM] The bandwidth upgrade on the ResNet Internet connection is complete. ResNet now has a 100 Mbps connection to the Internet. Enjoy!
On Tuesday morning, 3/24/09, from 5:30 AM to 6:00 AM the Internet connection for the college’s residential network will be upgraded from 45 Mbps to 100 Mbps (a two-fold increase). The Resnet Internet connection will be unavailable during this time.
The upgraded connection will feature not only a 100 Mbps bandwidth, but also a new traffic shaping model, based on bandwidth, rather than type of traffic. This should reduce many of the application problems we have seen over the past few years.