Information

About Microsoft Stream Trouble

Dear Students, Faculty and Staff

This is an announcement from the Information Network System Division.

Subject: Trouble with Microsoft Stream

Since yesterday, there has been a problem with Microsoft Stream.
We are currently investigating the issue, and would like to inform you of the current situation.

Status of the problem:
There is a problem that students are unable to view the video uploaded to Microsoft Stream even after setting the access permissions to allow only those who are enrolled in the class to view the video.
However, this setting is not reflected and students cannot view the videos.

Status of investigation:
We have created a class group as a class template in Microsoft Teams.
The above issue has been occurring since this week when a group with the visibility: HiddenMembers parameter is set to a group created using this class template and set as a Microsoft Stream permissions group.
We are currently inquiring with Microsoft about whether or not the specification has changed and whether or not there is a problem.

What to do for the time being:
If the content of the class video does not contain copyright, you can check the "Allow everyone in the company to view this video" checkbox in the access permission settings, and all students will be able to view it.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
We will post an announcement on the Center for Science Information website as soon as the situation progresses.

On Thursday, November 26, from around 15:00, there was a problem with recording in the Zoom cloud (Japan).
At around 17:00 on the same day, as an emergency measure, the location of the cloud recording data was changed from Japan to the U.S., and recording became possible.

At around 19:00 on the same day, we received a call that the problem had been restored, so we changed the storage location of the recording data to the server in Japan.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to users.

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For Students, Faculty and Staff

From the Information Network System Division

Subject: Changeover of the digital certificate for wireless LAN authentication

 For the wireless LAN authentication that we announced on November 22,
in consideration of the impact on the online entrance exam over the weekend, we have moved up the date and time of the changeover of the digital certificate.

The digital certificate used for authentication in the SRAS wireless LAN is about to expire, and will be changed on the following date and time.
When the digital certificate is switched, a confirmation screen may be displayed. If you are unable to connect, please try the settings again.

New changeover date: Turtsday, November 25, 2021, 18:00 (JST)

 Changeover date: Friday, November 26, 2021, 18:00 (JST)

Current digital certificate fingerprint:
54:4B:75:C4:B8:54:1E:0E:5D:0D:8C:94:BB:60:B8:30:3A:61:76:7A

Fingerprint for new digital certificate:
9B:1A:00:59:8A:FC:1E:85:E2:D3:C6:8D:99:CF:D3:AF:07:BC:97:48

Please check the SRAS Wireless LAN Connection Guide again before switching date and time.

https://web.sic.shibaura-it.ac.jp/SRAS_wifi

If you have any questions, please contact us at the following address
　Faculty: goiken@sic.shibaura-it.ac.jp
　Students: oshiete@sic.shibaura-it.ac.jp

We will inform you about the opening schedule of the PC classroom during the Shibaura Festival.

The input / output room can be used 24 hours a day. (Excluding Building 2)
For more information on holiday use, please check here.

It is now possible to obtain certificates of graduation, transcripts, and other academic records from a web browser.

• pre-release
  Shibaura Institute of Technology begins issuing digital certificate of academic background
  
  
• Guide Links
  Digital Certificates of academic background