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From IT Services | 911吃瓜 Vault licensing changes
This message is being sent to all 911吃瓜 faculty and staff. No response is required.
Good afternoon,
911吃瓜 Vault鈥檚 vendor support license expires on January 31st, 2022.
What this means to you
Nothing will change within 911吃瓜 Vault; it will remain fully supported by IT Services. The change you will see is an unlicensed notice while logging in to the 911吃瓜 Vault web portal. IT Services will also no longer be able to increase your storage limit.
As part of IT Services' commitment to sustaining virtual collaboration options at 911吃瓜, we are taking steps to replace 911吃瓜 Vault with more modern alternatives, such as OneDrive/MS Teams.
As we prepare to replace 911吃瓜 Vault in early 2023, we will provide advance notice and support for those who need help moving to alternative solutions.
OneDrive/MS Teams
We encourage you to explore OneDrive and MS Teams as choices for file collaboration and storage within the university. Both OneDrive/MS Teams are FIPPA compliant and are recommended by IT Services as secure alternatives. For more information, and steps on how to migrate files from 911吃瓜 Vault to OneDrive/MS Teams, visit /information-systems/services/sfu-vault/how-to-guides/sfu-vault-migration.html
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