4/18/11
>>> Outlook Email Storage and Message Size Increased <<<
Effective April 18, the Exchange email storage will be increased from 200MB to 1.2GB and the max. message size will be increased from 10MB to 25MB. To learn more visit the Email web site.
2/10/11
>>> Announcing Print Anywhere/Mobile Printing Service <<<
With Print Anywhere, users no longer need to log into lab computers to print to lab printers. Instead, users can now print to SCSU Mobile Print Service from personal computers and collect printouts from any lab printers on the campus. Jobs sent to the mobile print service will stay in the queue for 24 hours within which time, the user can simply visit the nearest lab print station, swipe his/her hoot loot card and collect the printout. To use Print Anywhere, the user must install a plug-in on his/her personal computer. The plug-in can be downloaded at SCSU Share. Print Anywhere is available for both Windows and Mac OS. To learn more, visit the Printing web site.
1/27/11
>>> Enhancements to Network Storage <<<
Effective Jan. 28, both H: and K: drive quotas will increase from 256MB to a min. of 1GB. Those currently have more than 1GB will see their quotas increased by 25%. Users will also be able to restore deleted or older version files from snapshots. Please contact OIT Help Desk for more information.
1/17/11
>>> New Wireless Network Cut Over on Jan. 17 <<<
Since September 2010, OIT has been adding wireless access points throughout the campus. It is our goal to double the number of access points by the end of this exercise. The new wireless network provides higher bandwidth and greater coverage. The new configuration will take effect on Jan. 17. OIT is always looking for ways to improve wireless coverage. If you experience any weak connections, please drop us a line.
12/16/10
>>> LMS Requirement Gathering Underway <<<
The Connecticut State University System is in the process of selecting a Learning Management System. To ensure that all faculty members have the opportunity to participate in the process, the ITS at the System Office has created a site to collect ideas and suggestions. All Southern faculty members may access the site via MySCSU. The site will remain open until end of February.
