Microsoft is investigating an ongoing event, there are problems for users, which are trying to reach the SharePoint online sites.
Part of Microsoft 365 suite, Sharepoint online is a cloud-based cooperation and document management forum that allows users to create websites, store and share documents and cooperate on content on the Internet.
As the company announced earlier today Vigilance Published in the message center, users are looking at “something wrong” while trying to open the online sites.
Redmund first accepted the incident on 03:06 UTC, with the latest update published at 09:29, stating that Microsoft Engineers are still investigating the root cause of these access issues.
“We have identified a specific regeneration authentication-related cookie present in the network trace logs provided that causes 503 errors observed,” Microsoft said.
“We are working to confirm whether this component is creating effects, so we can begin to develop a therapeutic plan. The effect is specific to some users who are located or serve through the affected infrastructure.”
As long as no solution is available and issues are resolved, Microsoft said that affected people may be able to work around these problems, with the help of incognito mode, Microsoft Edge users are also known as browsing.
While the company has not yet revealed which areas are affected by the issues and its limits, Microsoft has tagged it as an event, usually used to describe an important service issue that causes noticeable user impact.
Microsoft also reduced the phenomenon of Microsoft 365 in April, due to which Sharepoint online users experienced delays or failures during discoveries, and one and one in June when users open the user SharePoint online or Onedrive-Hosted Files Open the File Explorer. Unable to autosave files Buggy due to the ondrive sink client build.
This week, the company also addressed a DNS misconception that was causing a once -time passcode for some users on the online exchange.
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