We understand the dodgy backend change has been backed out, so you may be able to log into Skype and Outlook by the time you read this. Seems everyone’s been #Throttled by today! /2BoUsJhF1qĪ spokesperson for Microsoft told us she would get back to us with more information as soon as possible. If you’re unable to use Outlook, we recommend trying to use OWA at. This appears to be an issue with Office 365 authentication servers. Several Outlook and Skype users are reporting a “Throttled” message when they attempt to login. The upshot is that while trying to log into Skype or the Outlook Office 365 service, punters today saw the following odd error box: Next update by: Wednesday, September 5, 2018, at 6:30 PM UTC Preliminary root cause: A recent update to components that manage authentication requests has resulted in users receiving a message indicating that they are being throttled when accessing some Office 365 services. Start time: Wednesday, September 5, 2018, at 5:30 PM UTC Scope of impact: This issue could potentially affect any of your users intermittently if they are routed through the affected infrastructure. We're reverting the update to remediate the problem. We've determined that this update has resulted in users receiving a message indicating they are being throttled when attempting to access Outlook and Skype. Impact: Users may receive a message indicating they are being throttled when accessing Outlook or Skype.Ĭurrent status: As part of our follow-up remediation actions stemming from the issue reported under service incident MO147606, an update was introduced to the components that manage authentication. Title: Unable to access Outlook or Skype User The car is road tested to ensure normal operation and no illumination of warning or service lights.EX147785 – Unable to access Outlook or Skype Finally, the engine is started, brought to normal operating temperature, and idle speed is checked.
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