Reminder: Legacy DNS Servers to Be Retired Starting Dec. 20
Later this month, IT Services will begin to permanently retire legacy DNS servers, requiring some advanced users to change the configuration of their devices. The DNS server Wizard (130.184.7.93) will be retired during the regular network maintenance period on December 20.
Users with manually configured devices must update their settings with the preferred servers. The preferred campus DNS servers are listed at https://techarticles.uark.edu/network/dns_servers.
IT Services recommends all devices use DHCP so that changes are applied automatically.
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Erin C. Griffin, documentation/user support specialist
Information Technology Services
479-575-2901,
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