As we changed our directory server from HSLU Active Directory to Enterprise Lab LDAP we  had to stop synchronizing the HSLU Accounts to our LDAP. However, all the user accounts existing at the time of the switch are still in our directory server. A lot of these people never really used the Enterprise Lab nor heard of it.

Our system now started to clean up all the unused accounts. The affected people were automatically informed via email that the accounts are locked and needed to be unlocked via Elogin. If you don’t know what the Enterprise Lab is, just ignore the email and do nothing. Your account will be deleted in 180 day. And don’t panic, if you ever need access to the Enterprise Lab, you can still create a new account.

Hr. Christoph Suter Informatikstudent und Teilnehmer im Modul ENAPP (nur was fuer hardcore Programmierer) hat als Erster die maximale Punktzahl erreicht. 13 Punkte die sich zusammensetzen aus Milestone 1, 2 und 3 sowie aus “Continuous Integration”, “Secure LDAP Access”, “Secure Web Access” und der Uebung von Dr. Bela Ban. Das Enterprise Team gratuliert Hr. Suter sowie allen Teilnehmern ganz herzlich fuer ihren grossartigen Einsatz.

We changed the Directory Service from HSLU Active Directory to Enterprise Lab LDAP. This step makes it necessary for every user to set himself a new password. Please follow the steps here.

The Enterprise LDAP will go online at Monday, 18. July 2011 at lunch time. From then on your password can be set, but remember:  you can only use the Enterprise Lab services if you have set your new Enterprise Lab password.

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After two successful workshops in Vienna, Austria and Potsdam, Germany the 2011 workshop will be held at the Lucerne University of Applied Science and Arts campus in Horw.  This third workshop brings together practitioners and researchers from around the world to share experiences and discuss the latest developments around BPMN. Read more.