Those impacted should coordinate with their department to have the computer manually powered on in order to reestablish a remote desktop connection.
TNetwork service is being restored after the service provider resolved the power issues.
Preferred name will display within additional Microsoft-provided services, including apps like iOS Mail and Mac Mail.
PeopleSoft and Pitt PS Mobile will be unavailable beginning at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, May 8; users should clear their browser cache to prevent issues.
Be aware for scammers who request your SSN or other sensitive information as a prerequisite for receiving a CARES Act grant.
Affected systems include myPitt (my.pitt.edu), University websites, and systems that require authentication through Pitt Passport.
The system will be offline beginning at 5 p.m. on Friday, May 1, and continuing through noon on Saturday, May 2.
Meetings created on or after May 1 that are recorded to the Zoom cloud will be automatically uploaded to Panopto.
Canvas replaces CourseWeb as the University’s learning management system beginning Monday, May 4, 2020.
Maintenance to begin between 3 and 3:30 a.m. ET on Tuesday, April 28, and is expected to last no more than fifteen minutes.
There is no indication that the perpetrators of this scam possess any compromising information about the recipients.
We have resolved the issue and restored full service.
The issue that affected CourseWeb last night has been resolved and remains stable. Full service has been restored.
Extension are available for extenuating circumstances.
Microsoft has announced security updates affecting Windows, Edge, Office, Internet Explorer, and other software.
No prolonged service disruptions are anticipated, but some minimal service disruptions may be possible.
Following this change, only hosts and co-hosts will have the ability to share their screens by default.
Panopto has resolved the issue and restored full service.
Software purchasing unavailable from 5 p.m. on Friday, April 3, to noon on Sunday, April 5.
Those hosting Zoom meetings and webinars should take steps to prevent "Zoombombing" incidents.