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Help Desk	After Hours
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Authentication	NORMAL
SCS Mailing Lists	NORMAL
AFS Storage	NORMAL
SCS Printing	NORMAL
HPC Clusters	NORMAL

For campus-supported services, like Wired and Wireless Networking, G Suite and Exchange Email, or Box and Google Drive storage, check the CMU Computing Services Status

SCS Computing COVID-19 Response

Our support strategy for remote work efforts in response to COVID-19

Mac ESET Endpoint Security Expiring 12/12/21

After careful review, we have opted to use the built-in protection Apple offers in Mac systems over a third-party product. Due to CMU licensing compliance, users will need to uninstall ESET Endpoint Security before the December 12th, 2021, license expiration.

Adobe Acrobat Pro License Expiration

Installations prior to November 2019 have a serial number that expires August 31st, 2021.

macOS 10.14 Mojave - End of Life

SCS Computing Facilities (SCSCF) has placed Mojave macOS 10.14 in containment and will remove software support for computers still running Mojave on November 30, 2021.

Ubuntu Linux 20.04 - Now Supported

Ubuntu Linux 20.04 LTS now supported by SCS Computing Facilities. Please read this notice for details regarding this announcement.

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Resource Scheduler Issue: Google Calendar Invites in Wrong Time Zone - Ongoing

macOS Critical Safari Vulnerability - Update Now

SCS Computing Facilities

SCS Computing COVID-19 Response

Mac ESET Endpoint Security Expiring 12/12/21

Adobe Acrobat Pro License Expiration

macOS 10.14 Mojave - End of Life

Ubuntu Linux 20.04 - Now Supported