Nina Lucido posted on Jun 26, 2015 A power shutdown is scheduled for this Saturday, July 11th to enable necessary maintenance on the Lab’s power distribution system. The power shutdown involves several buildings, including the 50 complex, which houses the Lab’s central IT systems. Most IT … [Read more...] about Power Shutdown Scheduled for Weekend of July 11th
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OPM Data Breach
Adam Stone posted on Jun 04, 2015 On June 4, the Office of Personnel Management in the Federal Government announced a major breach of data on 4 million individuals. Since Berkeley Lab employees are not Federal employees, most LBL employees and affiliates are not included in the scope of … [Read more...] about OPM Data Breach
Leaving the Lab?
Charles (Charlie) Verboom posted on May 29, 2015 If you plan to leave the lab, please consider the disposition of any electronic data as part of your exit checklist. Take a look at our FAQ on this subject at go.lbl.gov/leaving. We have suggestions for Gmail, Google Drive, and … [Read more...] about Leaving the Lab?
HPC Services at DellXL this week
Gary M Jung posted on Apr 24, 2015 HPC Services staff members Yong Qin and Michael Jennings gave talks highlighting their respective software tools, wwibcheck and NHC, at the DellXL High Performance Computing (HPC) conference this week, April 21-23, 2015, in Boulder, Colorado … [Read more...] about HPC Services at DellXL this week
Webspace End of Life Announcement
Charles (Charlie) Verboom posted on Apr 22, 2015 Webspace was one of our early ventures into providing a web based collaboration tool that allowed easy sharing of documents and access from any location in the world. We plan to end service in July … [Read more...] about Webspace End of Life Announcement
Policy on Smartwatches Apple Watch and Fitness Trackers
Adam Stone posted on Apr 09, 2015 IT has issued new policy on the acquisition of smart watches and fitness trackers including the new Apple Watch (which everyone calls iWatch but is not actually called that). The acquisition of these products now requires additional justification and … [Read more...] about Policy on Smartwatches Apple Watch and Fitness Trackers
eRoom News – Down To 21 And Counting
Charles (Charlie) Verboom posted on Mar 31, 2015 We continue to work on the retirement of our legacy eRoom service (an on-premise web content service used for over a decade). We will terminate the service on or before December 2015. Many of these eRooms have been migrated to AODocs … [Read more...] about eRoom News – Down To 21 And Counting
World Backup Day 2015 – Time for a Backup Checkup
Adam Stone posted on Mar 27, 2015 World Backup Day: Is your data backed up? The IT Division is taking part in celebrating World Backup Day by encouraging the Lab community to double check that your backups are working and ensure that all your important data is backed up. Don't Be An April … [Read more...] about World Backup Day 2015 – Time for a Backup Checkup
New Google Calendar App for iOS devices
Charles (Charlie) Verboom posted on Mar 16, 2015 Following the successful launch of a Calendar app for Android last Fall, Google released a version for iOS devices last week. For "power" calendar users, we hope this solves some of the issues we have seen with the built-in … [Read more...] about New Google Calendar App for iOS devices
Planned upgrade of IDM equipment – Friday March 13, 4pm
Charles (Charlie) Verboom posted on Mar 12, 2015 This work has been completed successfully with no interruption in service The Identity Management Team will perform a planned upgrade to equipment that front ends our services (the enterprise directory, authentication systems, … [Read more...] about Planned upgrade of IDM equipment – Friday March 13, 4pm
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