****Banner Password Complexity-enhanced security for ASU data**** In accordance with industry standards and to increase the protection of the personal information of our students, parents and employees, Computing Services is taking the action to enhance the complexity of passwords that are used to authenticate to the Banner system. Beginning the week of July 14, and […]
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Google Account Verification and CS Maintenance for Thursday, June 19th, 2014
****Google Account Verification- New Feature**** Google Apps has launched a new feature aimed at keeping our Adams State University accounts safe from hijackers, even if they attained a user’s username and password. Upon login to your ASU Google Apps, such as Google Drive, Google Calendar, or Student Gmail, you will be prompted to provide a […]
CS Introduces new Google Spam filtering, Banner Maintenance/Downtime this Saturday (6/7) and more
*****Google Spam Filtering- New Feature***** Computing Services is continuing forward in our project to migrate Faculty and Staff from our internal email server to Gmail. As a step in this process, we have changed our email routing so that any email messages sent to @adams.edu email addresses will now route through Google’s email servers first, […]
Banner Maintenance and Downtime this Saturday, June 7th, 2014
This Saturday, June 7th, Computing Services will be taking ALL Banner services off-line as we perform a major Banner upgrade. This upgrade is required as part of the Federal 150% Direct Subsidized Loan requirement. All Banner services will be unavailable from 8:00 AM until roughly 1:00 PM. Computing Services realizes that there is never an […]
CS Maintenance for Thursday, May 22nd, 2014
The following maintenance activities will take place tonight, Thursday May 22nd during our normally scheduled maintenance window: At 9:00 PM Computing Services will be installing security patches on employee computers for the following programs: Windows, Office, Internet Explorer, Flash, Reader, Firefox, VLC, and Irfanview. Employees are encouraged to log out but leave their computers turned […]
CS Maintenance for Thursday, May 15th, 2014
The following maintenance activities will take place tomorrow night, Thursday May 15th during our normally scheduled maintenance window beginning at 9:00 PM: Beginning at 9:00 PM and lasting roughly 1 hour, Computing Services will be expanding the storage capacity for the campus home and shared directories. This added capacity will allow us to continue to […]
FINAL REMINDER – Mandatory password change before tomorrow 5/13/14
Computing Services would like to give one final reminder that ALL students and employees will be required to change their passwords before tomorrow, May 14, 2014. If the password for your account has not been changed by that date, your account will be locked out. All users can change their passwords by visiting www.adams.edu, clicking […]
IMPORTANT REMINDER – Mandatory Password change for all Faculty, Staff, and Students by May 14
Computing Services would like to remind you that our systems have been patched against the Heartbleed vulnerability and that ALL students and employees will be required to change their passwords. ————————————– Employees and students have until May 14, 2014 to change their passwords. If the password for your account has not been changed by that […]
What’s new with ASU Technology? Computing Services Presentation Invite
Computing Services invites you to come chat with us on what is new with ASU technology! To better accommodate everyone’s busy schedules, we have scheduled three different time slots in which we will be giving a short presentation covering: -Heartbleed: What is it and what does it mean for you? -Password Change: How to pick […]
IMPORTANT Heartbleed Update- All faculty, staff and students MUST change passwords by May 14th
As mentioned in last week’s email, Computing Services has now finished taking all actions to patch our systems due to the Heartbleed security vulnerability. Now that our systems are patched, ALL students and employees will be required to change their passwords. This is a direct result of the type of vulnerability that Heartbleed exposed. Your […]
