CascadeDev (ridge) data was refreshed yesterday. Here are the details:
Age of data copied: 3/14/2010 10:00 pm
Refresh started: 3/15/2010 1 pm
Refresh completed: 3/16/2010 1:30 am
CascadeDev (ridge) data was refreshed yesterday. Here are the details:
Age of data copied: 3/14/2010 10:00 pm
Refresh started: 3/15/2010 1 pm
Refresh completed: 3/16/2010 1:30 am
Cascade Web has been intermittently unavailable this morning. Technology Services is researching the problem and will resolve just as soon as possible.
Implemented Data Guard database on Famis successfully, but failed on Basis due to 10.2.0.3 bug. Need to patch Basis home and retry.
A few wireless connection issues have been observed. We observed an issue that has been resolved. If you experienced some occational problems connecting to the wireless, that problem should now be resolved.
Cascade Release 10.4 is planned for April 14, 2010. This release will include the following features and fixes:
[Updated 10:46 AM] Telephone service was restored at 10:45 AM.
[Updated 9:08 AM] Our telephone provider, Integra Telecom, has informed us that this outage is part of a Tacoma-wide outage on parts of Click!’s network. Click! does not yet have a timeline for restoration of service.
Telephone calls into and out of campus have not been working since about 5:00 AM this morning. This appears to be a telephone provider problem. Our telephone service provider (Integra Telecom) has been contacted, and they are working to restore service as quickly as possible.
Update at 4:55 PM on 4/9/10: Some issues still remain (same as on 3/16); we are working to quickly implement a new anti-spam system to resolve these issues. Look for a communication in early summer on the new system!
Update at 11:30 AM on 3/16/10: Most issues have subsided, however daily digest e-mails still have some problems. Some users do not see all received spam e-mail in their daily quarantine message. If you experience this issue, please visit the quarantine to see all your messages. If you have other questions or concerns please contact the Service Desk at X8585.
Update at 3:30PM on 3/5/10: We continue to see scattered issues with PureMessage, however we believe the primary issue with the system is corrected. While we expect new messages to be handled correctly in the system, messages received prior to today may need special treatment. If you need access to a message unavailable in your quarantine, please contact the Service Desk at x8585 or servicedesk@pugetsound.edu.
Users are experiencing the following issue with our Sophos PureMessage system (spam protection):
Many campus e-mail accounts experienced login problems and messages being returned as undeliverable between 10:50 and 11:25 AM this morning. The problem has been resolved and root cause is being investigated.
Created Data Guard databases on Cascade, Banner, Millennium
Intermittent and widespread authentication problems began around 12:00 PM. Many systems are impacted including wireless and wired access, Cascade applications, Moodle, and computer logins. We are working to resolved the problem.
Due to a problem with Sophos PureMessage, some email messages from off-campus sources could have been delayed this weekend. The problem was corrected Sunday morning, and these messages have been delivered.
CascadeDev (ridge) data was refreshed this week. Here are the details:
Age of data copied: 2/17/2010 10:00 pm
Refresh started: 2/18/2010 2 pm
Refresh completed: 2/19/2010
Maintenance completed at 11:30am with no unexpected outages. Cascade was back online by 10:30am.
Between 8:00 AM and noon on Sunday, February 21st outages of Cascade are expected as we perform important infrastructure maintenance.
Maintenance completed at 11:30am with no unexpected outages. Cascade was back online by 10:30am.
Between 8:00 AM and noon on Sunday, February 21st intermittent outages of Cascade are expected as we perform important maintenance on our Fiber Channel Switches. Other outages are at increased risk at this time, but no other outages are expected due to redundant hardware.
A failed disk on WEBSERVER1 has caused the pages of some faculty web pages to become unavailable. We are working on this problem right now, and the pages should be available this evening by approximately 6 PM.