ANGEL Authentication Returning to WebAccess

ANGEL authentication will be returned to WebAccess at 6 a.m. (ET) on Wednesday, October 19. Both ANGEL and Canvas were switched to alternate authentication methods on August 22 as a result of performances issues with WebAccess.

Architectural changes to WebAccess have been implemented and are ongoing to resolve these issues. Adding ANGEL back to WebAccess will allow for continued monitoring to inform decisions about returning Canvas to WebAccess.

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