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Print Hardware Fix

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The windows print server is having hardware problems. One of the drives in the mirror had died and needs to be replaced, I will be doing that this morning. This should happen with out interrupting the service.

Resolved as of 2007-10-31 17:42:00

Server Patching on Wed, 10/10, 3pm-5pm

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Microsoft will release their patches for the month on Tuesday, Oct 9th, 2007.

HERMES, PRINT, RIS and WINSWW will be down for patching *Wednesday, Oct 10th*, from *3:00pm to 5:00pm*.

macserver.eecs.berkeley.edu, which hosts the Mac software warehouse, will be down for maintenance at this time as well.

We are testing out patch management solutions. PRINT, RIS and WINSWW will reboot again at *3am* on *Oct 11th*.

Resolved as of 2007-10-10 17:00:00

Matlab/Mathematica License Server Down

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The EECS license server for Matlab and Mathematica licenses unexpectedly went offline at about 1:30pm. Staff are investigating.

We will post further information as it becomes available. Until the license service is restored, users will not be able to check out departmental licenses for Matlab or for Mathematica.
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New Mailing List Service

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IRIS is pleased to announced the availability of a new mailing list
service for the Department. Over the last few months, many official department lists have been migrated to this new service, and we are now opening it up to the community at large. Anyone with a standard EECS computer account can login to this server to see which department lists they are on, manage those subscriptions, or create and manage their own lists.

See the
online documentation on the IRIS website for details on how to access the service.

Anyone who currently manages a list on the old majordomo server is encouraged to migrate that list to the new service. For assistance with this migration, contact help@eecs.

Trash folder added to Spam and Virus E-Mail deletion

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If you have an e-mail account on the imap server you can now have messages automatically deleted from your Trash folder as well as from your Spam and Virus folders.

Visit the spam/virus/trash e-mail deletion page to make your adjustments.

Don’t currently have your spam and virus e-mail automatically filtered by the imap server? Head on over to the automatic e-mail filtering page and “opt-in.”

If you ever need to get to them again, both of the aforementioned utilities can be found on the forms page .