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Short breaks in teamwork services on Monday, 12 February at 4 pm

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Aalto ITS will do updates in hardware of teamwork services on Monday, 12 February starting at 4 pm.

This will cause a break approximately

10-30 minute/service.

Service break will affect following services:

  • teamwork.org.aalto.fi
  • tw-coin.org.aalto.fi
  • tw-cs.org.aalto.fi
  • tw-harley.org.aalto.fi
  • tw-nbe.org.aalto.fi
  • tw-phys.org.aalto.fi

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