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 Current issues affecting services

Status Since Service Affected Details
Issues with serviceFri, 29th May
10:42
SITSThe curriculum management systems SITS is currently down, which is also effecting the Marks Management assessment process.
We are currently investigating and further updates will be provided shortly.
Issues with serviceFri, 29th May
10:37
Google Meet - Meeting Room Audio IssuesWe are aware of current issues with audio on Google Meet equipment across Campus meeting rooms.
A fix has been identified and our support teams are actively working to depoly this across campus.

 Scheduled maintenance / Services at risk

Status Start End Service Affected Details
Scheduled maintenance / Service at riskFri 5th June
05:00
Fri 5th June
09:00
Storage Platform Software (CC cluster) - MaintenanceWhat's happening?:
Maintenance work is being performed on the university storage platform (CC cluster) during this time.

How will this affect me?:
No complete outage of service is expected during the upgrade process. There will be brief interruptions to SMB connections as services migrate between nodes, these will reconnect automatically.
Scheduled maintenance / Service at riskThu 4th June
05:00
Thu 4th June
09:00
Storage Platform Software (Brunswick cluster) - Maintenance What's happening?:
Maintenance work is being performed on the university storage platform (Brunswick cluster) during this time.

How will this affect me?:
No complete outage of service is expected during the upgrade process. There will be brief interruptions to SMB connections as services migrate between nodes, these will reconnect automatically.

 Recently resolved issues

Showing resolved major calls closed since Wed, 27th May 04:39

Status Resolved Service Affected Details
No current resolved issues

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