Fixed access issue in Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams

Microsoft announced that the work to resolve the access problem in Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams services, which affects users in more than 70 countries, has been completed and service has started to be provided again to the affected regions.

US-based technology company Microsoft announced that the work to resolve access problems in Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams services has been completed.

In the statement made from the Microsoft 365 account on the company's X social media platform, it was reported that the work carried out to solve the access problem in the services has ended.

In the statement, it was stated that services have started to be provided again to customers and regions affected by the outage.

It was noted that other updates regarding the problem can be accessed through the record number "MO1550821" in the Microsoft 365 Management Center.

The outage affected users in more than 70 countries

User notifications began to arrive regarding access problems in Microsoft's Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams services on November 12.

In the company's previous statements, it was stated that overload was detected in certain parts of the infrastructure in more than one region and that this situation may have caused connection errors.

Microsoft had reported that the increase in load on the infrastructure was not due to traffic density, but that the load on other servers increased due to some servers being disabled unexpectedly.

The company had announced that efforts were being made to put the disabled servers back into service.

While users from more than 70 countries reported access problems during the hours-long outage, there were disruptions in the activities of companies and public institutions around the world.

The outage in Outlook and Teams services, which are widely used especially in the business world, negatively affected users' ability to access their e-mails, manage their calendars and organize online meetings.