Information Services Notifications and Outages
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Beginning at about 10:00 this morning, the Missouri State networks, including the campus internet connection, experienced an unexpected outage related to an electrical issue. The campus internet connection was restored at about 10:30 AM.
The Networking and Telecommunications department is working to fully restore network services.
Update: Network services have been restored.
The data network for Park Central Office Building is currently unavailable. This outage will affect access to the Internet, servers, wireless, printing, VoIP phones and any other services that rely on the data network. Analog phones are not affected. Staff have been dispatched to the site and will restore services as soon as possible.
Update: Services have been restored. We apologize for the inconvenience.
In their efforts to maintain the University’s technology infrastructure at the level required to ensure reliable and secure delivery of services and technologies, the Networking and Telecommunications department will be applying updates to network connectivity equipment on the morning of Sunday, February 10, 2019.
Network services will be interrupted as follows:
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact Josh Stuppy at 836-6449 or via email at JoshStuppy@MissouriState.edu.
Routine upgrades to the University’s mission critical networks and information systems are necessary to provide reliable and secure technology-related services. These upgrade activities are scheduled for times when the disruption to the University community are minimized. Plan accordingly, as the University’s networks and information systems will be unavailable during the upgrade period.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact Stacey Tune at 836-6555 or via email at StaceyTune@MissouriState.edu.
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Today at approximately 8:40 a.m. a network outage occurred affecting sixteen (16) facilities. A power failure occurred in an outlying building and, when power was restored, the building rejoining the network unexpectedly “confused” the legacy Cisco routers supporting the sixteen (16) buildings causing them to go offline for approximately five (5) minutes while error recovery processes were invoked.
We sincerely regret the disturbances of critical networking and telephone services which resulted and are planning to expedite the replacement of the failing legacy gear as quickly as feasible.
Please direct any questions to Josh Stuppy or Mark Harsen.
Thank you, Mark
