RE: A new newsletter
RE: is a new newsletter/information channel from UNL Information Technology Services. The title "Re:" refers to the values we hold as a technology provider to the University: Reliable. Resourceful. Relevant.
IS now called Information Technology Services
The name of Information Services has changed to Information Technology Services. In the near future we will release a rebranded website, as well as improved communication and resources as your campus IT partner.
Huskers email upgrade starts July 26
Microsoft will begin the upgrade process for UNL's student email, ‘huskers.unl.edu,’ to Office 365 for Education on Friday July 26th. Microsoft's enhancement of services to higher education will give access to more online services and tools. Huskers.unl.edu email email addresses will not change. Continue reading…
eduroam portable WiFi launching August 4
UNL students, faculty and staff will be able to use their MyUNL credentials to access WiFi service at participating institutions worldwide beginning August 4. eduroam (education roaming) is a secure, world-wide roaming access service developed for the international research and education community. Continue reading…
UNLcms moving to new host, August 2
All UNLcms websites will migrate to a new hosting service, ScaleMatrix on Friday August 2, 2013 starting at 6:00 pm through 6:00 p.m. Saturday. Sites will remain online during the move. All access to login and editing of sites will be temporarily disabled starting at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, August 2. Continue reading…
UNL.edu 4.0 website to launch in August
The Internet and Interactive Media Group and the UNL Web Developer Network are pleased to announce the fourth major revision to the look and feel of the UNL website.
Building on last year's Version 3.1 of the UNLedu Web Framework, which added support for smartphones and tablets.. Continue reading…
802.11b WiFi access discontinued August 17
UNL is disabling access for 802.11b devices on its wireless network, effective August 17. Devices using 802.11b or "B" are subject to greater interference and operate at much slower speeds, degrading WiFi performance for other devices on the network. Continue reading…
Microsoft News from Procurement Services
All departmental software purchases are transacted through eShop and are managed by Procurement Services. Procurement has provided updates on Microsoft home use and campus licensing. Continue reading…
Originally published July 25, 2013 -
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