Inside.mines.edu personal sites transition – D. Hale

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0% complete, updated on Sun 4/14/24 1:19 PM by Jackie Twehues

Changed Status from New to In Process.
This project was converted from service request 21112039, here is the feed:

Karie Farr
Migration Next Steps 
Your new site location has been activated for you on our WordPress installation for faculty. Your new URL is here: https://people.mines.edu/dhale/. 
We have added your image and some introductory content from your current site on Inside Mines. You will be responsible for migrating the rest of your content to the new location. 
Mines uses WordPress as our CMS and Divi Builder as our drag-and-drop framework. If you are not familiar with these, we are offering several training and Q&A sessions to assist you. Here are the dates: 

  • April 10, 4:00 – 5:00 pm 
  • April 15, 3:00 – 4:00 pm 
  • April 24, noon – 1:00 pm 
To join a training, please email kfarr@mines.edu with your desired date. Trainings are held via Teams. 
Here is your site login url: https://people.mines.edu/dhale/wp-admin, and use your single sign-on. 
If your current site contains course content, please note that while there is no policy on where course content should go, we do encourage you to use Canvas, SharePoint, or other non-public resources provided by Mines for this purpose. 
Please ensure all of your content is moved by June 7, 2024. Your site on Inside Mines will be removed after that date. 
If you don’t currently have a backup of your site, Connie Schamaun will share a link to a location where you can download all PDFs, images, and HTML files of your website. 
When your content migration is complete, your old website URL will be redirected to your faculty page. 
We will add another note to this ticket when we have finished migrating your content to allow you the opportunity to review and check for accuracy before IT creates the redirect. 
If there is any other information we need to know, please feel free to share on this ticket. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Ken Tandy at ktandy@mines.edu  
Notified: Connie Schamaun <cschamau@mines.edu>, Dave Hale <dhale@mines.edu>, Karie Farr <kfarr@mines.edu>, Ken Tandy <ktandy@mines.edu>
Thu 3/28/2024 3:14 PM
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Connie Schamaun (private)
Added this service request to the "Inside personal sites transition" problem (ID: 21211401).
Wed 3/27/2024 11:54 AM
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Automatically escalated this service request because it has reached 101% of its resolve by deadline and it has not been fulfilled.
Notified: Connie Schamaun <cschamau@mines.edu>
Wed 3/6/2024 8:57 PM
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Automatically escalated this service request because it has reached 80% of its resolve by deadline and it has not been fulfilled.
Notified: Connie Schamaun <cschamau@mines.edu>
Tue 3/5/2024 3:02 PM
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Connie Schamaun
Changed Status from New to In Process.

Sending to Dave's alternate email: iradavidhale@gmail.com…

Hi, Dave:

Our CIO, Andrew Moore, sent out the following email last week:
Faculty and Staff,
 
Do you have information on inside.mines.edu that you still use? Recently IT was alerted by one of our cyber security partners that this site may unnecessarily expose information to parties external to Mines. As we investigated the alert, we realized the vast majority of data was last updated prior to 2017; and https://inside.mines.edu was deprecated some time ago, as indicated by the banner in place on the landing of the home page.  
 
IT will be removing all access to inside.mines.edu on the morning of February 28, 2024
 
This will include personal home pages that are hosted there (e.g., pages with addresses like https://inside.mines.edu/~username). If you need the files that are hosted on this site, please let us know by contacting the IT Service Desk at xHELP (x4357) or submitting an IT Service Request so we can help you migrate them to a secure location. 
 
Data security and proper access control are ever-changing. We appreciate your help in minimizing access to data which is no longer needed. 
 
Andrew
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As your emeritis profile on the GP site links to your Inside site, yours will be impacted as well, unless you want it to simply go away. Here is the message we're sending out to those who want to keep their site:

Thank you for submitting your ticket, we have received your request regarding inside.mines.edu content. For next steps, IT will download a copy of your website files, assets, content, etc. and send them to you. A member of the Office of Communications and Marketing will contact you to discuss the next steps. Please be patient as we work through these requests in the order they were received. Evaluating all requests may take some time so it may be several weeks or longer before you are contacted. Your content will not be removed from inside.mines.edu until it has been migrated. 

Please let us know how you'd like to proceed.

Thanks,
Connie
Notified: <iradavidhale@gmail.com>
Tue 2/27/2024 6:52 AM
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Thanks, Connie, for letting me know!
- dave
Tue 2/27/2024 3:29 PM

Connie Schamaun (private)
Added this service request to "My Work" list.
Tue 2/27/2024 6:48 AM
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Added 3 contacts to this service request:

Karie Farr
Ken Tandy
Zach Lundgren
Tue 2/27/2024 6:48 AM
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Changed Service Level Agreement from "" to "Priority 4 - Degradation (Inconvenience)" as a result of applying the "Priority 4 – Assign SLA" rule.
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Details

Dates
Tue 2/27/24 - Fri 6/7/24
Acct/Dept
Dean of Students
Service
Web, Trailhead, and Mines Mobile / Website Suggestion or Request
Type
IT-General / Decommision Technology
Health
None - No health has been set
Created
Sun 4/14/24 1:18 PM
Modified
Mon 4/15/24 10:09 AM

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Hi, Dave:

Our CIO, Andrew Moore, sent out the following email last week:
Faculty and Staff,

Do you have information on inside.mines.edu that you still use? Recently IT was alerted by one of our cyber security partners that this site may unnecessarily expose information to parties external to Mines. As we investigated the alert, we realized the vast majority of data was last updated prior to 2017; and https://inside.mines.edu was deprecated some time ago, as indicated by the banner in place on the landing of the home page.

IT will be removing all access to inside.mines.edu on the morning of February 28, 2024.

This will include personal home pages that are hosted there (e.g., pages with addresses like https://inside.mines.edu/~username). If you need the files that are hosted on this site, please let us know by contacting the IT Service Desk at xHELP (x4357) or submitting an IT Service Request so we can help you migrate them to a secure location.

Data security and proper access control are ever-changing. We appreciate your help in minimizing access to data which is no longer needed.

Andrew
-----
As your emeritis profile on the GP site links to your Inside site, yours will be impacted as well, unless you want it to simply go away. Here is the message we're sending out to those who want to keep their site:

Thank you for submitting your ticket, we have received your request regarding inside.mines.edu content. For next steps, IT will download a copy of your website files, assets, content, etc. and send them to you. A member of the Office of Communications and Marketing will contact you to discuss the next steps. Please be patient as we work through these requests in the order they were received. Evaluating all requests may take some time so it may be several weeks or longer before you are contacted. Your content will not be removed from inside.mines.edu until it has been migrated.

Please let us know how you'd like to proceed.

Thanks,
Connie
Provide the background of this request.
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Inside.mines.edu personal sites transition – D. Hale
What is the desired completion date?
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06/07/2024
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Inside.mines.edu personal sites transition – D. Hale
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Andrew Moore
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Karie Farr, Connie Schamaun
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Hi, Dave:

Our CIO, Andrew Moore, sent out the following email last week:
Faculty and Staff, Do you have information on inside.mines.edu that you still use? Recently IT was alerted by one of our cyber security partners that this site may unnecessarily expose information to parties external to Mines. As we investigated the alert, we realized the vast majority of data was last updated prior to 2017; and https://inside.mines.edu was deprecated some time ago, as indicated by the banner in place on the landing of the home page.   IT will be removing all access to inside.mines.edu on the morning of February 28, 2024.  This will include personal home pages that are hosted there (e.g., pages with addresses like https://inside.mines.edu/~username). If you need the files that are hosted on this site, please let us know by contacting the IT Service Desk at xHELP (x4357) or submitting an IT Service Request so we can help you migrate them to a secure location.  Data security and proper access control are ever-changing. We appreciate your help in minimizing access to data which is no longer needed.  Andrew
-----
As your emeritis profile on the GP site links to your Inside site, yours will be impacted as well, unless you want it to simply go away. Here is the message we're sending out to those who want to keep their site:

Thank you for submitting your ticket, we have received your request regarding inside.mines.edu content. For next steps, IT will download a copy of your website files, assets, content, etc. and send them to you. A member of the Office of Communications and Marketing will contact you to discuss the next steps. Please be patient as we work through these requests in the order they were received. Evaluating all requests may take some time so it may be several weeks or longer before you are contacted. Your content will not be removed from inside.mines.edu until it has been migrated. 

Please let us know how you'd like to proceed.

Thanks,
Connie

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