CS Network Status

This page lists both active and recently closed CS network alerts. If you would like more information about an alert, or if you have an issue you would like to report, send email to helpdesk [-at-] cs [dot] umd [dot] edu or call extension 52720.

Current Active Alerts

There are no current active alerts. Network operations are normal.

Have an issue that you need to report? Send email to helpdesk [-at-] cs [dot] umd [dot] edu.

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Past Alerts

Updated Issue Summary Impact
11.21.2018 19:12 Gitlab will be down for updates at 11/13 4:50pm. Moderate
11.12.2018 16:56 Gitlab will be down for updates at 11/13 4:50pm.

Gitlab will be taken down for updates at 11/13 4:50pm. The outage should only last for a few minutes.

Moderate
09.25.2018 10:13 Gitlab service restored. CI runners not connecting. Will continue to update. Light
09.03.2018 14:05 GitLab will be down until 2 PM for maintenance Moderate
08.15.2018 14:14 Campus-wide Power Outage: Services Restored

If you are experiencing any lingering issues, please send email to helpdesk [-at-] cs [dot] umd [dot] edu.

Light
08.07.2018 19:07 Campus-wide Power Outage: Shutdown in Progress

Due to the campus-wide power outage, the department is gracefully powering down services, including the Horvitz Cluster. 

Severe
07.06.2018 17:33 Junkfood quota reporting issue

The csquota utility is showing incorrect values for the junkfood file system. Quotas are still being enforced.

We have isolated the root cause, but we don't have a timeline yet to fix it.

Light
06.08.2018 00:01 Campus-wide power outage - recovery in progress Severe
05.18.2018 14:07 Sat. May 5: 4am-6am:Campus wireless maintenance

DIT has announced that between 4 and 6 a.m. on Saturday, May 5, 2018, network maintenance will be performed to the campus wireless network. During the maintenance window, customers using UMD wireless networks may experience intermittent loss of connectivity.

Light
05.04.2018 10:19 Webserver Upgrades

We are moving the department websites to new load balancers. There should be little to no service interruption.

Light