MyDocs, Gizmo, SharePoint and Other Services Affected by Weekend Maintenance

MyDocs, Gizmo, SharePoint and internet access on campus will be affected by maintenance this weekend.

On Saturday morning, MyDocs, Gizmo, SharePoint and other systems relying on the SQL server will be briefly interrupted during routine Windows Server maintenance.

Maintenance to the HAPG Data Center and campus firewalls will be performed Sunday morning. No outage is expected, but internet access on campus could be briefly interrupted if the maintenance cannot be completed.

For more details and up-to-date information about planned outages, visit the IT Status Monitor and follow @UARKAlerts on Twitter.

Contacts

Erin C. Griffin, content strategy/IA specialist
University Information Technology Services
479-575-4588, ecgriff@uark.edu

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