Microsoft made an error. Users cannot reach
According to Downdetector data, user notifications were received as of 20.30 Türkiye time.
Quick Look
- There were access problems in Microsoft's Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams services.
- According to Downdetector data, user notifications were received as of 20.30 Türkiye time.
- The company stated that the increase in load on a certain section of the infrastructure may have caused connection errors and stated that it restarted the affected servers.
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Why It Matters
There are access problems in more than one of Microsoft's products. According to the data of the Downdetector site, user notifications were received regarding problems accessing Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams services as of 20.30 Türkiye time.
There are access problems in many products of the US-based technology giant Microsoft.
According to the data of the Downdetector site, which tracks service outages, user notifications were received regarding problems accessing Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams services as of 20.30 Türkiye time.
In the statement made by the company, it was stated that it was detected that the load on a certain part of the infrastructure increased in more than one region, and this may have caused connection errors.
SERVERS ARE DISABLED
In the statement, it was stated that all possible ways were evaluated to reduce the impacts, all distribution operations were stopped, additional traffic from the affected infrastructure was directed to other points and the affected servers were restarted to put them back into service.
In the statement, it was emphasized that the increased load was not due to the increase in traffic, that it was determined that the unexpected shutdown of some servers increased the load on the remaining infrastructure, and that efforts were continuing to safely put the servers back into service.
Open Questions
- What is the exact duration of the service outage?
- Which regions were most affected by the outage?
- Has the exact reason for server downtime been clarified?




