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Seems to be Azure-related, all sorts of stuff is not accessible right now.
Specifically Azure Active Directory We (like many other orgs, I expect) have gone all-in on AAD, so this has pretty much taken down everything company wide with the exception of the factories. Good thing the plant floor isn't tied in.
I've gone all in on Microsoft for my company (high Office usage) with O365, Azure and friends and I'm regretting this decision. OneDrive for Business is almost unusable on Windows 10. The web apps are incredibly slow. Teams is very inconsistent for users between desktop and mobile usage. It's a mess. I'm planning on switching to Amazon next year. I hope I can find an alternative to the Office situation (maybe offline…
Was worried there for a second.
Is this /really/ the status page? It looks like it was pasted straight out of an email to Jason Zander from whoever is trying to fix the problem. https://status.office365.com/ Title: Can't access Microsoft 365 services User Impact: Users may be unable to access multiple Microsoft 365 services. More info: Any Microsoft 365 service that leverages Azure Active Directory (AAD) authentication may be impacted by this issue…
The page you've linked is kind of the "our real page is down" page, and after the issue is resolved what we usually see is all that replaced with something like "go check the admin center for outage information".
Seems to be Azure-related, all sorts of stuff is not accessible right now.
Specifically Azure Active Directory We (like many other orgs, I expect) have gone all-in on AAD, so this has pretty much taken down everything company wide with the exception of the factories. Good thing the plant floor isn't tied in.
Microsoft Teams also appears to be down so it's not just authentication that's affected as I was already logged in and it still doesn't work, just hangs trying to load forever.
Edit: appears to be resolved at 1:07 am London time.
I'm assuming this is related: I can't do any development using Visual Studio 2019 at the moment because it calls home to verify the license and it is currently unable to log me in to to verify my license. So VS is basically bricked for me until this gets fixed :-( Screenshot: https://rog.gy/ss/3b14f7a2ac.png
That is awful and why I have always been very sceptical of software moving to the cloud. Just yesterday I had a similar issue with Resharper, where our local licence server was down for the day. Luckily I was able to enable a 30-day trial. (and I guess Resharper isn't that mandatory to get work done)
Me too. After a disastrous episode with DropBox while travelling in foreign countries nearly a decade ago, I instituted my own File Server that's accessible via the Internet. All of my data is 'safe at home' with daily backups.
I'm assuming this is related: I can't do any development using Visual Studio 2019 at the moment because it calls home to verify the license and it is currently unable to log me in to to verify my license. So VS is basically bricked for me until this gets fixed :-( Screenshot: https://rog.gy/ss/3b14f7a2ac.png
That is awful and why I have always been very sceptical of software moving to the cloud. Just yesterday I had a similar issue with Resharper, where our local licence server was down for the day. Luckily I was able to enable a 30-day trial. (and I guess Resharper isn't that mandatory to get work done)
Because you're less likely to brick your IDE than Microsoft is?