Some services were unavailable on 2020/10/11 from 05：20 a.m. to 11：10 a.m. due to a DNS server failure.
Now it has been recovered.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
If you feel that the wireless LAN connection of the laptop computer you brought to the university is not working properly, please check the following 1 to 4.
０．If you can't connect after entering your account and password.
Re-register the SRAS wireless LAN password using the AMI password settings. (Please visit the Information Processing Section.)
１． Power Saving Settings for WiFi Devices
When power saving mode is enabled, the connection becomes unstable.
Especially Intel's WiFi is often in bad shape.
２． Setting up WiFi roaming
The connection will be more stable if the roaming aggressiveness is lowered.
The AP you are connecting to switches frequently.
３．Only one automatic connection.
If you have multiple SSIDs set up on campus, turn off all automatic connections. Or, set only one automatic connection.
If you have multiple SSIDs such as SRAS and eduroam, and automatic connection is enabled, the SSID of the connection destination will change on its own depending on the signal conditions.
４．Intel Drivers
If the driver is old, you can't connect to WiFi6's newer APs, etc.
We have a guide page on how to send an email invitation to class groups (students) in GoogleClassroom.
CAUTION:
Any changes in enrollment since the invitation will need to be reflected again manually.
Please note.
Please refer to the guide below.
https://web.sic.shibaura-it.ac.jp/Google_Classroom_import
As of 8:53, it seems that a failure has occurred on the Microsoft side.
As a result, you will not be able to log in to various services such as Stream, OneDrive, and Teams.
※You can use it if you are logged in to the service.
We will add more information as it becomes available.
https://status.office.com/
[9:28 postscript]
I was able to confirm the login in this section.
It seems that the official restoration notice has not been issued yet.
We have uploaded a guide to publish Microsoft Stream videos to class groups.
In the second semester, it became possible to publish Stream videos by specifying a class group.
Please refer to the guide below.
https://web.sic.shibaura-it.ac.jp/Stream_group_up
