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UBC IT Okanagan’s Knowledgebase is moving to the UBC Self Service Portal on April 1 to improve access to IT support information and ensure consistency across campuses.
Starting August 5, UBCO IT will enable an automated update from Windows 10 to Windows 11 on targeted IT managed devices. The upgrade will happen automatically, and you can continue working on your device as normal while the initial software installation begins.
We are excited to announce the launch of the new Mail Sentry service, designed to enhance visibility into emails filtered and quarantined by UBC’s mail-relays. This tool allows UBC faculty and staff to effectively monitor and manage emails caught in spam and policy filters, ensuring improved email security and communication efficiency.
To further strengthen your online protection, we are extending UBC’s Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to our campus VPN, starting the week of July 22, 2024.
Faculty, Staff and Researchers can now self-upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11 directly from the Software Center on all IT-managed workstations.
As of November 1, students accessing applications with their Campus-wide Login (CWL) from off-campus will require multi-factor authentication (MFA) to safeguard personal information and protect against unauthorized access.
Microsoft recently announced the end-of-life date for Windows 10 editions as October 14, 2025. After this date, no further feature updates or security patches will be available for Windows 10. UBC IT is now planning for the upgrade to Windows 11, Microsoft’s current operating system offering.
During the week of May 29th, Ricoh, our managed print services provider, will conduct an inventory and audit of our campus IT Printing Fleet.
UBCO IT Voice Services will be implementing necessary changes to the voicemail system on November 16, 2022. Users with Hot Desk telephone services will be impacted. UBCO IT requests that Hot Desk telephone service users prepare for this change by ensuring they know their voicemail passcode.