Aug 29, 2022 06:15 PM CUT
Mediasite is aware of issues impacting the Video Cloud environment and working towards a solution. More information will be provided when possible.
Aug 29, 2022 06:15 PM CUT
Mediasite is aware of issues impacting the Video Cloud environment and working towards a solution. More information will be provided when possible.
We are currently experiencing intermittent issues with single-sign on that may cause delayed logins or errors while logging into services such as Workday and Canvas. We are working on resolving the issue as soon as possible.
We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause.
OIT
Zoom identified reports of users being unable to access Zoom Web Portal and Client.
This incident has been resolved.
Scheduled End-of-life for Clients Below 5.3.0 (8/6/2022)
On August 6, 2022, Zoom will be retiring significantly older client versions for Zoom Client for Meetings, Zoom Rooms, Zoom Phone, Virtual Room Connector, SDK, and VDI to address a security vulnerability. Please find the full list of products and versions in the table below. After August 6, 2022, users will not be able to log in or join meetings from versions below 5.3.0 (originally released in September 2020). As always, we highly recommend you regularly download and update to the latest version of Zoom software to take advantage of all our latest security and functionality features.
The Zoom products that have a new minimum version required as of 8/6/2022 include:
– Zoom Client: Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, Intune and Blackberry (5.3.0)
– Zoom Rooms and Zoom Room Controller (5.3.0)
– Zoom Phone Appliances (5.3.0)
– VDI Client and VDI Plug-in (3.2.0 (5.3.45604.0927))
– Virtual Room Connector (Platform-VRC-EP-20220415)
– Meeting SDK Client (More info: https://devforum.zoom.us/t/zoom-client-minimum-version/73259)
– Win : 5.4.54524.1229 (2020-12-29)
– MacOS : 5.4.54528.1230
– IOS :5.4.54520.1229
– Android : 5.4.3.603
– Video SDK Client (More info: https://devforum.zoom.us/t/zoom-client-minimum-version-important/73261)
– Windows, macOS, iOS, Android (1.0.2)
Chrome OS app, Outlook Plugin, and Browser Scheduler Extensions for Chrome and Firefox are not affected by this.
Start Time: Aug. 6, 18:00 PDT
Estimated Duration: 5 Hours
Components Affected:
As part of OIT’s annual continuity of services testing, OIT will be conducting tests that will potentially interrupt campus services intermittently between 5am to 6am on Thursday, July 21.
Zoom has resolved the issue causing a subset of users to be unable to access to Zoom Web Portal.
We have experienced a hardware failure and multiple FAU services are currently unavailable- including Account Self Service to reset your password, banner self-service, and others.
We are investigating and working to resolve as soon as possible.
We apologize for any inconvenience and will update the status as we have additional information.
OIT
OIT has put in place a fix for this issue and is currently monitoring its progress. However, some users may see duplicates of their zoom recordings appear in MyMediasite as the two systems sync. It is safe to delete the additional recording once it has imported.
Users with stalled imports should see them import in the next few days.
Zoom recordings are not automatically importing to MyMediasite. OIT is investigating this issue with the vendor. Users may still manually download Zoom recordings and upload them to MyMediasite.
When using the in-room computers in Boca classrooms, some instructors may experience a Zoom issue that causes their session to end prematurely.
*This is not affecting all users/classrooms.* We have identified the issue and are working towards a resolution.
If you are in a physical classroom and experience any issues with Zoom, please report the problem to the AV Support team via the phone number listed in the classroom or by submitting one of the Help Desk requests linked here. Then, try a temporary workaround by either restarting your computer and disabling Zoom’s “hardware acceleration” settings OR by using Webex or Microsoft Teams.