A message from University of Lincoln ICT services:
The email service that has been causing a problem for the last few days has now been resolved. We do not anticipate any further issues but if you have local concerns resulting from this problem please contact the IT Service Desk on 6500ICT apologise for the inconvenience caused by the partial failure of the email system
An urgent message from University of Lincoln ICT services:
Would all users please be aware that there is still a problem with one of our mail servers. We are presently waiting on external support to help rectify the issue. At the moment we have no estimate of the time this will take but there will be a further update around midday
What a morning! Users at Brayford Pool Campus will be aware that there are ongoing problems with the stability of the computer network.
These problems are affecting access to the library catalogue system (HiP; www.library.lincoln.ac.uk). Users are seeing the following error message:
HTTP ERROR: 404 /ipac20/ipac.jsp Not Found
RequestURI=/ipac20/ipac.jsp
As always, our apologies, and we’ll let you know when it’s fixed.
University of Lincoln ICT services have confirmed that the problem affecting the Hull-Lincoln network link is now resolved.
The Networks team will be monitoring the link for any signs of deterioration of service over the next few hours – if any staff experience problems please inform our IT Service Desk on 6500
A message from University of Lincoln ICT services:
Would all users please be aware that link between Lincoln and Hull is presently unstable and having connection problems.Phones, Mobex and Data are all affectedOur Networks team are currently working on the problem but as yet there is no projected time of resolution
An urgent message from University ICT services:
Due to essential electrical work, the power to the AMC Communications room will be shutdown on Sunday 29th March. This will impact on ICT service delivery to the Brayford Campus and remote sites. Both computer and telephone services will be unavailable during the period between 6.00 and 12.00 on this day.ICT apologises for any inconvenience this may cause.
An urgent message from ICT services:
Due to essential Estates maintenance, the power to the MAB building will be shutdown on Sunday 15th March. This will impact on IT service delivery to the Brayford Campus and remote sites. Both computer and telephone services will be unavailable during the period between 6.00 and 12.00 on this day.ICT apologises for any inconvenience this may cause.
A message from University ICT services:
“Due to essential Estates maintenance the power to the MAB and ENNTEC buildings will be shutdown on Sunday 18th January. This will impact on IT service delivery to the Brayford Campus and remote sites. Both computer and telephone services will be unavailable during the period between 6.00 and 12.00 on this day.
“ICT apologises for any inconvenience this may cause.”
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Dear all,
A message from University Estates & Facilities:
No electricity in AMC, Science Building and Harrison House on Sunday 16 November. There also will be no Communications network in the Library, Engine Shed, LPAC and Sparkhouse.
In order to carry out essential maintenance works to the High Voltage sub station it will be necessary to have a power shutdown from 8am for approximately six hours.
The Estates and Facilities Department appologise for any inconvinience this may cause.
This will mean that all computer network facilities in the GCW University Library will unfortunately be unavailable tomorrow, from opening time at 12:00noon until 2:00pm (approximately).
This will mean that there will be no access to your computer account, the Internet & email, library services (issue & return), and SafeCom printing within the GCW, until 2 o’clock. Some networked services at other campuses (Hull, Riseholme) will also be affected.
Library & Learning Resources apologise for this unavoidable disruption to our services.
