Network Maintenance May Affect Some On-Campus Users, June 28
IT Services will perform planned network maintenance from midnight to 2 a.m. on Sunday, June 28, to replace campus DHCP servers. During the maintenance, on-campus computers and devices connected to the Internet will remain connected, but users will not be able to create new Internet connections. If a device loses Internet access during the maintenance, it will not reconnect until maintenance is complete.
Some devices, such as on-campus networked printers, may require a manual DHCP release/renew following the maintenance.
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Planned outages are posted at itstatus.uark.edu/calendar. Get outage notifications and updates from IT Services at twitter.com/uaits, facebook.com/uarkITS or its.uark.edu/news. For notifications from the Network Engineering Team, follow twitter.com/uark_net and facebook.com/uark.net.
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Erin Griffin, documentation/user support specialist
Information Technology Services
479-575-2901,
ecgriff@uark.edu
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