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Maintenance on the campus internet firewall will begin shortly after 6:30pm.
Users on campus will not be able to access services not hosted here (e.g., Banner, Moodle, and the Internet-at-large). Users off campus will not be able to “see” services hosted from on campus and may find themselves unable to authenticate to anything requiring their Campus Computer Account credentials. The phone system will not be affected. This maintenance is not expected to last more than 4 hours.
**NOTE: Students in the Residence Halls are “off campus” relative to this maintenance.

On Monday, April 2, 2018 we will be changing the physical location of the campus firewall appliance. This means disconnecting the campus from the Internet for a short period of time. Users on campus will not be able to access services not hosted here (e.g., Banner, Moodle, and the Internet-at-large). Users off campus* will not be able to “see” services hosted from on campus and may find themselves unable to authenticate to anything requiring their Campus Computer Account credentials. The phone system will not be affected. This maintenance will take place beginning at 6:30 P. M. and is not expected to last more than 4 hours.
*NOTE: Students in the Residence Halls are “off campus” relative to this maintenance.

Printing service has been restored.

Printing across campus appears to be down. CTS is investigating.

SUNY will be performing maintenance that will affect SPSS on Wednesday, January 3, 2018 between Midnight and 7:00 A. M.  It may not be possible to launch SPSS during this time.

Printing services have been restored.

Campus printing is currently unavailable. CTS is aware of the issue and is investigating.

The BI system issues have been resolved.

There is system-wide issue with Oracle Business Intelligence affecting campuses.
Per SUNY’s BI team:
“BI’s not responding/response times are diminished, we have identified the issue and we are currently working to fix it. We will let you know when it is fixed.

The issue with hosts having insecure connections have been resolved.