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Changes, upgrades and outages over Spring Break*
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News from your e-mail postmaster
Authenticated SMTP port(425) was changed to port (587) on March
2, 2009. This will impact folks who are using their ISP to relay
e-mail through UNT's e-mail system (mailhost.unt.edu). The change
was made to accommodate UNT folks who use Verizon as their Internet
Service Provider. Verizon has finally decided to block their
customers sending e-mail to port 25 instead they will open port 587,
which requires authentication. For more information, click on the
following link:
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2009/02/verizon_to_implement_spam_bloc.html
Bahram Paiani
Postmaster, UNT Messaging Systems Group
bahram@unt.edu
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EIS Financials System Upgrade
This is a reminder that the EIS Financials
System is being upgraded to Oracle PeopleSoft’s version 9.0,
beginning at noon, Friday, March 13th. Users at all UNT campuses
will be unable to access the system during the upgrade period. The
upgraded system will be available to users on Tuesday, March 17th.
Every effort has been made to minimize the time period that EIS
Financials is unavailable by taking advantage of the Spring Break
holiday on March 16th.
The upgrade required that e-Pro processing be changed during the
week leading up to the scheduled go-live. Due to those changes,
e-Pro has been unavailable from Wednesday, March 11, and will be
unavailable through Monday, March 16. Additional information is
listed in the February 2009 Spreadsheet Newsletter posted online at
http://pps.unt.edu.
Maurice Leatherbury
Associate Vice President for Computing and Chief Technology Officer
leatherbury@unt.edu
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Emergency Management has a new website
The
announcement in InHouse states:
Just in time for the unpredictable Texas spring weather, the
Office of Emergency Management has launched a new web site to
help the UNT community be better prepared for any unexpected
situation that may occur on campus, in Denton or the surrounding
area.
Visit the new website here:
http://emergency.unt.edu/
*Compiled by Claudia Lynch,
Benchmarks Online Editor
Please Note: The University of North Texas
will never ask for personal information
by e-mail. If
you receive an e-mail purporting to be from the University
that asks for personal information or account passwords, do
not respond. If there is any question regarding the
authenticity of an email, please contact UNT Information
Security at (940) 369-7800.
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