System Status

System Status

System Status

All Systems ActiveAll Systems Active: No current issues

Troubleshooting Outages of CARLI Services and Systems

CARLI website scheduled downtime: Wednesday, October 21, 2015, 10pm-midnight

Wednesday, October 21, 2015 - 10:13am

UIUC networking staff will perform maintenance this week affecting CARLI services. Please notify your library staff working Wednesday night and Friday morning.

  • Tonight, Wednesday 10/21/2015, between 10pm and midnight, the CARLI website will be unavailable due to UIUC network maintenance.
     
  • Friday 10/23/2015, between 3AM and 5AM, all CARLI services including Voyager, I-Share, VuFind, SFX, CONTENTdm, and the CARLI website will be unavailable due to UIUC firewall maintenance.
    • This outage is expected to last approximately 15 minutes, but it could occur at any time during the scheduled hours.
    • UIUC patrons and staff may be unaffected.

Since both outages will affect the availability of the CARLI website, you will be unable to review the System Status updates on the CARLI homepage until the outages are resolved.

If the outages extend beyond the scheduled times, you can contact CARLI by telephone at 866-904-5843 or by email at and we will pass the outage information along to the UIUC networking staff.
 
Please send any questions about these upcoming outages to .  

 

RESOLVED: ILDS label problems when using Internet Explorer

 Thursday, February 13, 2014 - 8:41am

The issue with Internet Explorer has been resolved. Users should now be able to create labels on the ILDS website when using the Internet Explorer browser.

Description of the problem that has been resolved: A problem creating ILDS labels when using Internet Explorer.  If you experience problems with the ILDS website, please try using Firefox or another browser to create labels.  CARLI staff are investigating the problem.

SSL Certificate Expiration - Update

 Tuesday, January 21, 2014 - 8:42am

As of 10:00 pm on Tuesday, January 21, the SSL Certificate has been renewed and users should no longer see an "expired certificate" warning when accessing online catalogs.

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