News

Done: Short maintenance breaks for Linux shell servers on 4 and 5 June 2026

The Aalto IT Services Linux common shell servers kosh.aalto.fi, brute.aalto.fi, lyta.aalto.fi and force.aalto.fi will have short maintenance breaks that will include reboots on Thursday, 4 June and Friday, 5 June 2026.

The reboots should take a couple minutes after which the servers will be back online.

Maintenance break schedule

4 June 2026 from 10 onwards: kosh.aalto.fi and brute.aalto.fi
5 June 2026 from 10 onwards: lyta.aalto.fi and force.aalto.fi

Questions?

For more information, please contact IT Service Desk (servicedesk@aalto.fi).

We apologise for the inconvenience.
 

Linux shell servers at Aalto

Use Linux shell servers for doing coursework, programming or browsing the web.

Services
Two figures carrying a sign that reads 'IT Service Desk' with a magnifying glass icon, on a blue background.

IT Service Desk contact information and service hours

Contact IT End User Support for help or information on Aalto University IT. You can visit the service desk during opening hours or ask for help by email, telephone or chat.

Services
Two people carrying a sign with 'IT Services' written on it and a magnifying glass icon.

IT Services

See up-to-date IT news, contact information, chat and user guides for the most requested IT services.

  • Updated:
  • Published:
Share
URL copied!

Read more news

Vertics founder smiling at the camera. White man wearing a dark sweater. In the background, different pairings and lights and a sofa.
Campus, University Published:

Vertics Oy was born from the vision of two upper secondary school students

Atte Pohjanmaa, who founded a company when he was still an upper secondary school student, succeeded in growing his company even during the coronavirus years.
Red service break notice from IT Services with progress bar
University Published:

Shell servers have been rebooted on July 8th

Shell servers kosh.aalto.fi, lyta.aalto.fi and servers for light computation brute.aalto.fi and force.aalto.fi have been rebooted on July 8th.
Portrait of Kimmo Järvinen, from the Xiphera team. A man smiling at the camera
Research & Art, University Published:

Researcher-established company Xiphera growing rapidly

Xiphera Oy, which is celebrating its ninth anniversary, has developed hardware-based encryption solutions for the prevention of information security threats. The company is a deep tech company and its products are based on research and produce new technological solutions.
Four people celebrating a Deployable grant award, with large white text and Aalto Founder School logos.
Awards and Recognition, Press releases, University Published:

Prototyping and Validation Grant: Deployable

Four Aalto master's students built a physical AI startup on a borrowed GPU, beat PhD teams at a hackathon, and received Aalto's prototyping and validation grant.