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Access to the campus-licensed versions of the IBM/SPSS statistical software is currently unavailable due an issue with software licensing. Marshall IT is working with the vendor to expedite the delivery of the updated software license keys. This issue is expected to be resolved by mid-week (7/13/2022). If you have an on-campus computer or use SPSS
Notice to all students, faculty, and staff who use Campus Cable TV Services Until power services are available in Smith Hall, Campus Cable TV Services will be unavailable. This includes residence halls, academic buildings, athletic facilities, Marshall Medical Campus, Project HOPE, PROACT, Fairfield Landing and any location on the campus cable tv system.
On Sunday, March 13, 2022 at 9:00 am, during Information Technology’s normally scheduled maintenance window, IT will be performing a network failover test. There will likely be a temporary outage of many of our IT services during this failover test. We will be using the test results to help improve our network and datacenter resiliency
Banner and related services will be unavailable this weekend (2/11-2/12) for planned maintenance.
[STATUS UPDATE]: The underlying issue has been resolved. AWS continue to work on a fix for the individual service. For more details please see https://status.aws.amazon.com/ Marshall University Blackboard courses, organizations, and tools is currently experiencing a service outage. There is an Amazon Web Services outage that is currently affecting access to Blackboard courses,
The following is a message from Information Technology to all freshman students and has been approved by the IT Executive group: Marshall University Information Technology (MUIT) is working to consolidate all users’ UserPrincipalName (UPN) and primary email addresses to be user@marshall.edu. If you are receiving this email communication it is because either your UserPrincipalName is
Description of the Incident: Starting in the evening of Friday October 23 and extending until early afternoon Saturday October 24, there were periodic disruptions in e-mail delivery services for members of the Marshall University community. The disruption was caused by a Microsoft enabled University-wide e-mail security measure – a circuit breaker of sorts – which
Apple Releases Security Updates to Address Zero-Day Spyware
Today, September 2nd, 2021, at approximately 5 AM Marshall University Information Technology lost connection to a Virtual Server (an ESX host) that took down several services in the MUIT data center including Banner, Degree Works, File Box and others. The MUIT Systems team is currently assessing the situation and will provide our Applications team a
Service-Restored-Transact eAccounts Service Outage