Service - Iris

Description	Iris is a web application which enables IT professional network administrators to manipulate network switch ports, and to record which jack is patched to each port. Admins can perform daily operational tasks related to networks they are contacts for on Technology Services maintained switches. This allows admins to be more responsive to user needs, gain information to aid in problem diagnosis, perform common switch tasks without requiring assistance from Tech Services networking personnel.
Other names	None listed
Documentation links	Log in to Iris Who Can Use Iris? Iris Scenarios: Search and Sort Tools Iris Scenarios: Working with Jacks Iris Scenarios: Enabling and Disabling Ports Iris Scenarios: Changing a Port from One Network to Another Iris Scenarios: Naming Ports Iris Scenarios: Speed and Duplex Settings Iris Scenarios: Port Security Iris Scenarios: Searching for MAC Addresses
Features and tools	None listed

Who can use the service	Faculty/staff
How to get the service	Access to Iris is granted to network administrators based on permissions set in Contacts Database. No action is required on the part of the network admin to access the service.
Cost	No charge
Usage constraints	User authorization granted per network via contacts database.

How to get help	Contact the Technology Services Help Desk by phone (217-244-7000) or by email (consult@illinois.edu)
Training and consulting opportunities	None listed
Maintenance hours	Maintenance windows are the same as the campus Network. Posted maintenance windows are: 5:30am-7:30am M-F, 5:30am-10:00am Sat, and 5:30-noon Sunday, however all outages require coordination with Public Safety.
Lifecycle stage	Production
Provided by	Technology Services

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