<div>PeopleSoft Student Center, Faculty Center, Student Essentials, ePay, Student Admissions, Contributor Relations, Financial Aid, Student Financials, Student Records, and Student Employment (PSES) may be unavailable on Thursday, Oct 24th between approximately 5am and 7am for the migration of online and batch objects to PeopleSoft Production (PSPROD).</div>
<div>UPDATE: Microsoft's testing and telemetry indicate their configuration update has successfully mitigated individual performance issues with Outlook.<br><br>According to Microsoft, individuals impacted by the earlier issues will need to take action to apply the configuration changes and remediate the impact.</div><ul><li>Outlook client and app users should restart their client or app to apply Microsoft's changes.</li><li>Outlook on the web users should refresh their sessions.
<div>Network Engineering will perform work on the core network on Tuesday, October 15, 2024, between 4am and 7am. During this time, there will be brief network connectivity interruptions. Connectivity between the Ithaca, Geneva, and NY Tech Campuses to/from ALL external services (commodity Internet, Internet2, private and public connectivity to AWS and Azure, Weill Medical) are all in scope.</div>
<div>PeopleSoft Student Center, Faculty Center, Student Essentials, ePay, Student Admissions, Contributor Relations, Financial Aid, Student Financials, Student Records, and Student Employment (PSES) may be unavailable on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024, between approximately 4am and 7am for the migration of online and batch objects to PeopleSoft Production (PSPROD).</div>
<div>Microsoft’s October 2024 updates, released on Tuesday, October 8, fix multiple zero-day vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows desktop and server operating systems. Two zero-day vulnerabilities are under known active exploitation. Successful exploitation may allow escalation of privileges or arbitrary code execution. One actively exploited vulnerability, dubbed GrimResource and assigned CVE-2024-43572, requires only that a user opens a malicious .msc file and has been observed under exploitation since June 2024.
<div>Over the next week, the four e-List servers will be down for monthly OS patching.</div><ul><li>Alternate (Y2, e-lists administered via https://hp.list.cornell.edu and https://appgen.list.cornell.edu which include net-announce-L, specialconditions-L, and crime-alerts-L) will be down Wednesday, October 9, 2024, from 4:50am to 5:30am</li><li>Main (Y1, e-lists administered via https://www.list.cornell.edu) and Bulk Email (B1,
<div>VENDOR UPDATE 10/7/2024 10:17 am: "A fix has been implemented and no user action is required to resolve the issue. We are monitoring to ensure effectiveness and will update the status to resolved when the fix is confirmed successful."<br><br>VENDOR UPDATE 10/7/2024 9:45 am: "We are in the process of rolling out a backend fix for this issue.
<div>Update 7:05 pm: Google reports they are working to reinstate affected accounts. No ETA given at this time.<br><br>Update 3:43 pm: Google reports the issue may be related to known system maintenance and are implementing a possible solution.<br><br>Cornell IT staff are aware of multiple unexpected Google account suspensions and are working with Google to identify the cause. Currently the issue is known to impact 211 Cornell accounts.</div>
