This outage has been resolved.

A switch providing private network services to resources in the Computing Center Datacenter was unexpectedly power cycled. Information Services is still working on the scope of the outage at this time.

OneDrive is experiencing a service degradation. Some users are getting 502 errors when they try to open files in OneDrive online. The issue already appears to be resolving for many users, but if you're still experiencing this issue accessing files, the workaround is to download them. If you have any questions, please contact the Technology Service Desk (techdesk@uoregon.edu; 541-346-4357). Tech Desk staff are available by phone and email until 7pm, M-F.

This service degradation has been resolved.

During our maintenance window this morning, changes were made to the Campus Border routers (uonet9-gw and uonet10-gw). These routers distribute a default route to the rest of the UO core routers. This is done via two different protocols, OSPF and BGP. Right now, only uonet9-gw is advertising a default route via OSPF. Since OSPF takes precedence over BGP, the other core routers are only seeing a default route from uonet9. We have confirm that a default route is being advertised via BGP from Both routers. Thus if uonet9-gw failed, the OSPF route would be removed and traffic would flow through uonet10-gw, via the BGP advertised route. However, a failover in this scenario has not been tested.

Active Directory (AD) is experiencing a service degradation causing intermittent issues with account provisioning and password changes. Since earlier today (Nov. 11), we've been receiving reports of two different symptoms that likely result from the same underlying issue. Some Exchange administrators have reported difficulty provisioning and deprovisioning Exchange roles. In addition, a handful of users who have changed their Duck ID passwords are unable to log in to services that use AD for authentication, such as library and lab computers. Staff are working to restore service. If you have any questions, please contact the Technology Service Desk (techdesk@uoregon.edu; 541-346-4357).

A device crash caused a brief wireless outage. Wireless service has been restored and should be functioning normally.

Since Friday evening, Oct. 16, when staff applied a fix, all services appear to be restored.

This service is getting restored. Currently, users will be able to log in to reboot and turn on/off virtual machines. Other functions are still unavailable. Staff are working to restore full service.

The management platform for the VMware infrastructure is unavailable. Users are currently unable to make changes to VMs (virtual machines). The VMs should continue to function normally. Staff are working on the issue.