Friday, March 11, 2022, at around 7pm IT received reports of students with inaccessible emails. Since that time the IT teams have been investigating and resolving the issue. We are still looking into the root cause and any other effects to access this may have caused. Work has been done […]
[SERVICE RESTORED] We are experiencing and unscheduled outage with our mail servers for staff and faculty. Student email is still available. Network IT is working to restore service ASAP.
Please be advised that the Kuali Financial (KFS), is currently available.
Some planned network maintenance in the Fort Collins primary datacenter at about 12:20PM today resulted in a loss of connectivity to many central workloads. Most centrally hosted administrative applications were impacted, though the campus wireless network was not. The Fort Collins IT teams are working to restore applications that might still be down, though network connectivity has been restored at this point.
Fort Collins’ IT team apologizes profusely for the trouble today.
Thanks everyone.
DETAIL:
UNSCHEDULED OUTAGE: Kuali Financial (KFS)
DATE/TIME: 09/29/21
DURATION: 40 Minutes
IMPACT: KFS is now available.
Please be advised that DARS’ degree audits for First Time Freshmen without transfer credit are currently unavailable. IT Teams from CSU and CSU Pueblo are working to resolve this issue. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused by this issue and thank you for your understanding. We will inform campus with another email stating when audits for degree audits for First Time Freshmen without transfer credit are available.
DETAIL:
UNSCHEDULED OUTAGE: Degree audits for First Time Freshmen without transfer credit on DARS (Degree Audit Reporting System)
DATE/TIME: Ongoing until further notice per the statement above
DURATION: Started 9/13/21, we will update the campus accordingly.
REASON: Student records were not created in DARS from Banner.
IMPACT: Degree audits for First Time Freshmen without transfer credit are unavailable.
The fix is to clear out the browser cache and the site we load normally. This handy resource will help depending on the specific browser you are using:
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