Information Technology

Outage Description:PSaaS will be patching UW-Parkside's production PeopleSoft environment, PRKSA / PRKPRDImpact:PRKSA will be available but may be restarted several times during this window.  Expected Duration:2 hours

Server maintenance means that the named services are impacted.Impacted customers have confirmed and approved this work.

Server updates mean an outage for this service.This work has been approved by Enrollment Management.

For Memorial Union and Union South, this only effects the Union Events Team and not the Unions Hotels.

Database maintenance means multiple Production databases and services are impacted. For Databases with multiple instances, patching will happen in a rolling fashion. Nevertheless, loss of user connection is possible during this work. Services impacted include: Academic Navigator Advising Gateway Agronomy – Midwest Invasive Plant Control Database (MIPN) Agronomy – PATDB APO Award Forms/Staff Development (staffdev) […]

**Update, 8/21/26, 10:50 AM**Administrators at the site have reported The network equipment has been temporarily disabled due to flooding in the room.  Outage Description: There is a piece of network equipment down at the Enzyme Institute.  Technologists are aware and investigating. Impact to Users: Some users may be experiencing issues with network connectivity at the site.

Outage Description:System Administrators have been informed that a vendor has disabled unauthenticated deposits for their sites with little to no advance notification. Administrators are engaged with the vendor to restore the depositing function.Impact to Users:Users with a Wiscard Account may use the Wiscard website to make deposits to their Wiscard account, which may be used […]

Outage Description: The 'Subscribe' function on individual Outages is not working. Impact to Users: Users receive an error when trying to subscribe to an Outage on the DoIT Outage page. Workarounds: None.

On June 17, we experienced a broken chilled water line, which has significantly reduced the cooling (air conditioning) capacity for our campus. As a result, UW–Madison campus buildings are experiencing higher than normal temperatures and humidity. Compounding matters, the forecast for the coming week has summer temperatures climbing into the 90s. Importantly, campus remains and […]