Monthly Archives: January 2013

UISNVR1 Server

The network video recording server (UISNVR1) used by campus police and housing will go down tomorrow morning for some scheduled maintenance. It is reporting memory errors. All affected personnel have been notified 🙂

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Brian Truter
Systems Administrator (ITTA)
Information Technology Services
University of Illinois – Springfield
(217) 206-8450 – HSB 116

Welcome Shellie

Shellie Treat will join the ITS Systems and Services and Vsphere and Security teams as the Assistant Director of Network Services on Monday January 28. She will be responsible for providing leadership and supervision to the teams.

Shellie brings supervisory skills, project management experience, and network security experience to the position. In her roles with the Springfield Clinic, Netconn Solutions and Hanson Information Systems, Ms. Treat demonstrated the ability to lead departments, manage technical projects, create and implement security structures, and provide customer service. She is excited to meet you all and to contribute to our mission.

Please stop by HSB 121 on Monday January 28 to welcome Shellie to our campus.

Network Maintenance

Tomorrow during the maintenance window we are going to enable the 10-gig interfaces on the network cores. This may cause a brief disruption of network traffic.

We are also updating the config on the Citrix Netscaler to prepare it for additional load balanced services. There may be a brief disruption as we change the system’s default gateway.

Kevin

SMTP service removal

I will remove the SMTP service from the UISMBX2 (10.101.10.40) server this morning. Logs indicate no mail has been routed through this service since we changed the MX and DNS records last week. It will remain an Exchange mailbox server with a delayed replay time of 3 days.

No users should be affected by this change unless they has an application hard coded to use this specific SMTP server.

Brian

IMAP Mail Support

A problem was discovered with the IMAP service on the UISCAS2 server. It is generating errors when connecting. All IMAP traffic (which is virtually none) is being directed solely to UISCAS1 until the problem on UISCAS2 can be repaired.

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Brian Truter
Systems Administrator (ITTA)
Information Technology Services
University of Illinois – Springfield
(217) 206-8450 – HSB 116