Email messages will continue to be received during this time and will not be affected. A notification will be posted on the ITS website to note the progress of the change. The outage will impact both web-based and client-based applications. Users will be unable to log in to any Office 365 apps (Email, Calendar, OneDrive for Business, Yammer, Groups, Skype for Business, and Office Online) for approximately four hours, starting Jan. To limit the impact, the change will take place during the holiday closure. However, Queen’s staff, faculty, and students can expect the same user experience, as there will be no change to the Office 365 apps or dashboard. The URL for the new page is įollowing the change, users will need to sign in with instead of just their NetID.

After the change, users will sign in directly from the Queen’s-branded Office 365 page. “With these technical changes, we have an exciting opportunity to redesign the former generic login page to include a photo of campus and the Queen’s 175th logo.”Ĭurrently, when users go to the login page and enter their NetID, they are redirected to the Queen’s login page. “We are simplifying the login process and improving the availability, reliability, and security of the Office 365 collaboration suite,” says Gail Ferland, Associate Director of Infrastructure, Information Technology Services (ITS). The university's Office 365 online login page will have a distinct Queen's look after ITS completes an upgrade in early January. The Queen’s Office 365 online login will have a fresh look come the new year.

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