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Service break in Aalto IT services on Sat-Sun 16-17 September 2017

IT Services will update centralized file services during the weekend 16-17 September 2017.

Service break will start on Saturday, 16 September at 9 am and will end on Sunday, 17 September at 6 pm at the latest. We will do other servers’ maintenance work during the service break, too.

Many IT services (MyCourses, ACRIS, aalto.fi, home & work file services etc.) are unavailable during the break, you cannot log in to desktop workstations. Mail service mail.aalto.fi will work during the break. You can follow work status on:  https://status.aalto.fi

If this service break will cause you problems, please contact [email protected]

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