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MyUNM Portal and Banner System to be Upgraded
As part of a university-wide project, Information Technologies (IT) will upgrade the Banner system this spring. The MyUNM portal will also be upgraded as part of this project. MyUNM will be unavailable from Friday, Feb. 12 at 7:00 p.m. through Sunday, Feb. 14 at NOON.
The Banner system upgrade will take place during Spring Break 2010, with Banner, LoboWeb, and other ERP-related components unavailable starting Friday, Mar. 12 at 5:00 p.m. Banner will be fully upgraded, online, and available for use by Thursday, Mar. 18 at 8:00 a.m. During the upgrade period, however, other major systems such as e-mail, calendaring, operational reporting, library services, WebCT, and the MyUNM portal will be available for use.
Additional details and information will be forthcoming over the next several weeks. UNM departments wishing to have an informal presentation regarding the upgrade can contact Nancy Middlebrook, Banner 8 Functional Lead, at ndm@unm.edu. To view additional information on available functions, to view project updates, or for general information visit the
Banner 8 system upgrade page, or contact IT Customer Support Services at 277-5757.
E-Mail, Messaging and Calendar Forums at UNM
(Wed. Jan. 27, 2010 )
At the request of the Executive Vice Presidents, Chief Information Officer Gil Gonzales is facilitating a campus-wide discussion about the strategic direction of e-mail, calendar and messaging at UNM. Campus participation is being sought at public forums to be held in February and March, and also by a short survey which will be open to students, faculty and staff for responses.
More information may be found at the CIO Initiatives pages, and additional information will be sent out between now and the upcoming forums.
Department executives have also been asked to appoint representatives on a Steering Committee for this project. The Committee will convene in early February, and people who are interested in participating should contact their department head or, Moira Gerety, Deputy CIO, at 277-0752 (mcgerety@unm.edu). Please identify your school or department affiliation so your interest can be appropriately passed along.
UNM Dial-up Service to end June 2010
(Tue. Jan. 5, 2010 )
UNM's dial-up service will be ending June 1, 2010, at the end of spring semester. The advent of faster DSL, fiber-optic broadband, and wireless connections offered commercially, as well as the significant decrease to under 300 users monthly out of 70,000 eligible users, has made dial-up use nearly obsolete. As well, UNM's dial-up network is older, and the IT Department can no longer afford to maintain and replace the system. IT apologizes for the inconvenience for people who have relied on this service for many years, and offers the significant lead time before June 2010 to offer dial-up users the chance to find a replacement service that works for them prior to the end of semester.
Visit the Dial-up page and follow the "ISPs in the yellow pages" link for information about alternative service providers.
IT will be utilizing a listserv to send reminder messages to dial-up users, reminding them of the upcoming end-date of this service.
For questions or concerns about the dial-up demise, contact Tracy Hart at tlhart@unm.edu or 277-8075, with any questions or concerns you may have.
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