Service Interruptions

Long Distance service has been restored as of 7:30am on Friday. If you experience any further problems, please contact the Help Desk at x1000.

KATIE will be taken down for scheduled maintenance just after Midnight tonight and will be returned to service as soon as maintenance is complete.

KATIE will be taken down for maintenance at 4:00 am on Friday, May 1. We anticipate this maintenance to be short-lasting and will return KATIE to full availability as soon as possible.

We will be bringing KATIE down for scheduled maintenance just after midnight. Hopefully the interruption in service will be brief.

Our vendor has announced that Research Pro will be unavailable starting at 7:00 PM for about one hour, as they perform routine maintenance.

Emergency maintenance being performed, hopefully returned quickly. HAS BEEN RESTORED

The Encore resource discovery tool will be unavailable for a period of time from Monday, March 23 to Tuesday, March 24. During this time, an updated version of Encore will be installed — watch the blog for more information on the new features made available.

During the downtime for Encore, you may still search Magnus, the Luther online catalog, at http://books.luther.edu, or via the search box on the LIS Research page.

The LIS website will be unavailable beginning at 7:00 am, Thursday, March 19 for about 1 hour, while routine maintenance is being performed.

Starting Monday March 23rd, a CBORD technician will be at Luther for four days to upgrade our Micros server and cash register software. On Monday Oneota Market will close at 2pm. The Print Shop will manually record transactions for later entry from 2pm Monday to mid-morning on Tuesday.

The server and one register in Oneota will have it’s software updated on Monday. On Tuesday the Print Shop, the rest of Oneota, Marty’s should be updated. On Wednesday the Peace Dining, C-Store, Sunnyside Cafe, and manager’s workstation should be upgraded.

The LIS Help Desk has become aware of a new Phishing Scam e-mail (shown below) purporting to be from the Help Desk. This is a scam and is not from LIS. Please do not respond.