Network maintenance is being performed on the Wesbrook Building network to facilitate upgrades as part of the Network Switch Replacement Program. During this service window on Thursday, July 26, 22:30 until Friday, July 27, 02:30, 2018 PT, all wired and wireless network services will be sporadic, as the network services are migrated, and the connectivity is verified.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: This website will be decommissioned on July 18, 2022
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UBC IT Bulletins was kept as a legacy site in order to temporarily maintain RSS feeds and intended to provide users time to switch their subscriptions to the Status Page channels.
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Wesbrook Building Network Upgrade July 26, 22:30 – July 27, 02:30, 2018 PT
By Operations Centre on July 25, 2018
Posted in General, UBC Networks