SharePoint Online in Office 365 down. Azure SQL databases down. Microsoft Dynamics down.

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Anybody out there still getting in to OneDrive? Skype? Xbox online? Azure status page is all green.
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OneDrive online seems fine for me.

But other parts not so good:

(DNS errors?)

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woody

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ITs down for us…

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Left hand:

https://status.office365.com/

Microsoft 365 Service health: “Everything’s broken”

 

Right hand:

https://portal.office.com/servicestatus

Microsoft 365 Service health: “Everything’s working”

 

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

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Elly, woody

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https://twitter.com/AzureSupport and https://twitter.com/MSFT365Status give you the best up to date info on issues.  Yes I realize that it’s twitter and thus not a Microsoft cloud providing that info…

DNS issues

Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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woody

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Network Connectivity

Starting at 19:43 UTC on 02 May 2019, customers may experience intermittent connectivity issues with Azure and other Microsoft services (including M365, Dynamics, DevOps, etc).

Engineers have identified the underlying root cause as a name server delegation issue with DNS resolution, affecting network connectivity and downstream impact to Compute, Storage, App Service, AAD, and SQL Database services. Mitigation has been applied, and engineering teams are clearing resolver cache to fully mitigate the issue. Most services are showing recovery.

This message was last updated at 22:10 UTC on 02 May 2019

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Nibbled To Death By Ducks

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…and on top of it all…

Looks like half the US, collectively.  $200+ a year for THIS?

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"The more kinks you put in the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the pipes." -Scotty

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Charter looks like that almost every day. Really irritating when you’re paying almost $200 per MONTH!

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Well, that explains why I couldn’t call the office this morning. The office uses Spectrum, and I use Spectrum at home. I am thinking of getting a POTS line.

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You can have mine. I unplugged the phone because all we ever get are robocall scams and charities at dinner time.

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F A Kramer

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Not sure how accurate this is but one of my clients told me last week he tried to order a standard phone line and AT&T told him they no longer offer it in his area. Uverse/VOIP only.

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Looks like they fixed it, finally.

We’ve identified and corrected a DNS configuration issue that prevented users from accessing Microsoft 365 services.

Makes you feel warm and fuzzy, huh? You folks headed to Build…

https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/2735981-its-always-dns?store_id=115003

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Microfix, Elly, b, PKCano

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cyberSAR wrote:

Charter looks like that almost every day. Really irritating when you’re paying almost $200 per MONTH!

Charter OWNS Spectrum. Read the whole big-fish-eat-littler-fish tale at:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectrum_(cable_service)

$200/month???? Gad. What have you got there, a Cray OLCF-3 and a VR lab??  🙂

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One Drive working Friday morning in Kirkwood, Missouri. Can not say about the others as I do not use them.

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Microfix

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All ‘cloud’ data centers have the same points of failure and that’s DNS and routing. It’s by design and won’t go away.

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Good thing these things don’t happen in “the cloud.”  Oh, wait a minute…

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