Sunday – Monday
7:00 a.m. ~ 12:30 a.m

We have changed over to a new student card encoding and printing system.  The system is a huge improvement over our last system.  The process has been simplified and we should not see the same error we had with our previous solution.

The lab printer decided to go ahead and eat its fuser, was not good.  However there is some good news as we are replacing the again printer with a new fast color laser printer.  This should make a lot of students happy.

We have installed a new version of Computrition (v18.3.3).  We have also changed over to a Windows 2008 server running Oracle 11gR2.  We have notice a large speed increase and so far are very pleased.

Lost one of our server today.  Starting the process of rebuilding the server and setting up the cameras.

DNSChanger is a Trojan horse that was distributed in many forms, and when installed it actively changes the infected system’s DNS settings to rogue servers that redirect legitimate searches and URLs to malicious Web sites that attempt to steal personal information and generate illegitimate ad revenue for the scammers.

The Mac variants of the malware, found starting in 2008. These have been distributed through Web sites disguised as required video codecs for QuickTime, and as with the Windows versions, when installed the Trojan would change the system’s DNS settings to servers that would redirect legitimate Web URLs to malicious sites.

Residential Computing has seen a large increase in foot traffic since our move.  We were located in Landers Hall on the second floor.  We moved from there to our current location on the north side of Valsetz where we share our space with the RSC (Residential Service Center).