[Coehd] FW: Tomorrow: Microsoft Global Teams Update

COEHD, if you need help with switching to the new Teams, please email us coehdit@utsa.edu<mailto:coehdit@utsa.edu>. Thank you, Marisol From: University Technology Solutions <uts(a)utsa.edu&gt; Date: Tuesday, March 26, 2024 at 10:21 AM To: Marisol Johnson <Marisol.Johnson(a)utsa.edu&gt; Subject: Tomorrow: Microsoft Global Teams Update the old Teams is retiring 3/27 ... [A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated] Dear Colleague, Please note that Microsoft has announced a global update from the old Microsoft Teams to the New Teams application. Over the past few months, you may have noticed messaging from Microsoft about this impending update. By tomorrow, March 27, the old Teams application will no longer be available for use. Instead, you will be prompted to switch to the New Teams. If you have already done so, please disregard this message. If not, please feel free to click the slider on the top right hand side of the Teams interface to switch to the New Teams now. For more information about the New Teams, please visit this Microsoft webpage<https://click.e.utsa.edu/?qs=e969f6130b3fb9cc85ec81c3951750976...;. Reminder: Connect to the VPN regularly Remember, UTS uses the UTSA VPN (Virtual Private Network) to update UTSA-issued devices regularly, including preloading installs like this Teams update. To ensure optimal performance and information security, your UTSA computer needs to complete a regular "check-in" on the VPN to connect to the UTSA Microsoft licensing server and receive other security updates. When telecommuting or bringing UTSA devices off campus for extended periods, please make it a habit to connect to VPN for around an hour once a month. You may visit this link <https://click.e.utsa.edu/?qs=e969f6130b3fb9cc46c3cdd0b8508db5c0ceb87a43ab... for instructions on accessing the VPN. Thank you, Tech Solutions techcafe(a)utsa.edu The University of Texas at San Antonio One UTSA Circle, San Antonio, TX, 78249 You are receiving this email because you are an employee of The University of Texas at San Antonio. You can also view this email online<https://view.e.utsa.edu/?qs=1879711c0dd64b2c117296139951506676f...;.