Building Network Outages Planned Due to Construction on March 8
Several buildings in the Arkansas Research and Technology Park and some athletics buildings will briefly lose network connectivity during planned construction from midnight to 5 a.m. on Saturday, March 8.
The network will be unavailable in each of the following buildings for five to 10 minutes during the construction:
- Engineering Research Center (ENRC)
- Innovation Center (INOV)
- National Center for Reliable Electrical Power Transmission (NCRE)
- Cato Springs Research Center (CSRE)
- High Density Electronics Center (HDEC)
- Baum Stadium (BAUM)
- Indoor Track Center (INTR)
- Razorback Foundation Building (RAZA)
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For updates from IT Services about system outages, check twitter.com/uaits, facebook.com/uarkITS or its.uark.edu/news. Planned outages are also posted at itstatus.uark.edu/calendar.
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Contacts
Erin Griffin, Documentation/User Support Specialist
IT Services
479-575-2901,
ecgriff@uark.edu
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