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Marshall University and Cisco engineers have made strides in restoring full service to the WiFi Network on campus. We are working in order from the most impacted to least impacted buildings. For example, if a building has a complete outage, we’ll work to get it fully restored before moving on. Since our last update, Byrd
Marshall University engineers along with Cisco engineers have made steady progress today in getting the remaining WiFi access points connected to the network. Access points in the Shewey building, First Year Residence Halls and the Byrd Biotechnology Science Center have all started to come back online. Technicians will continue to work into the evening and
The Marshall University Campus WiFi network continues to experience intermittent outages. Approximately 10 percent of the WiFi access points on campus were not functioning as of late Sunday evening due to troubleshooting efforts during Sunday’s weekly maintenance window. Restoration of these access points is underway, look for further updates at http://www.marshall.edu/wifi . Cisco engineers have
MU WiFi is back up and functioning normally! We apologize for the inconvenience. If you encounter WiFi problems contact MUIT service desk, itservicedesk@marshall.edu, 304-696-3200.
Update 1:30 PM – Efforts to restore WiFi services are progressing. The support engineers have an action plan that includes bringing up a wireless controller device with a clean configuration then performing a manual re-entry of configuration information. Provided this is successful, we expect services to be restored early this afternoon. This issue is also
Marshall University Wireless Network services for the Huntington and Regional Campuses are currently offline. The current issue was reported earlier this morning. IT staff and management are working alongside Cisco, our wireless vendor, to resolve what is reported to be a technical issue in their product. We do not have an estimate at this time
One issue has been flagged regarding some email accounts are no longer able to send messages using the mail app. If you experience these problems please visit the Apple Support Page.
Housing and Residence Life is currently working with Marshall University Information Technology (IT) in an effort to expand and strengthen the Wi-Fi coverage in the residence halls. We have ordered new equipment, which we will begin installing in student rooms later this month. This equipment will provide each residence hall room with its own in-room
Marshall University will be conducting a test of the MU Alert emergency messaging system on Wednesday, September 6, 2017 at 10 a.m.. This is an opt-in service available to MU community members. Subscribers are asked to be sure they receive a message by noon on Wednesday, and if necessary update their contact information via the
The faculty and staff are invited to join Libraries and Online Learning and the Division of Information Technology for a progressive open house from 2 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 23, at the Drinko Library and Information Center on the Huntington campus. During the event, guests will be encouraged to travel around Drinko Library