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The proxy server for remote access to e-resources is changing

If you have problems using e-resources, try accessing the e-resource using VPN connection.
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E-resources can be accessed remotely via the proxy server by logging in with Aalto credentials. The current server will be replaced with a new one, and during the transition there may be interruptions to some resources.

If you cannot access a resource, please let us know at oppimiskeskus@aalto.fi and try accessing the resource via a VPN connection.

 Instructions for establishing a VPN connection

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