The widespread Microsoft outage reported on Monday, November 25 was resolved by Microsoft around 3:00am on Tuesday, November 26. Microsoft is now conducting a period of extended monitoring to ensure services remain stable.

Microsoft outage, update 4:30pm: Microsoft applications including but not limited to Outlook, Teams, Bookings, and SharePoint may continue to be unreliable due to a widespread Microsoft outage. Microsoft's latest internal update shared that their incremental restoration work is ongoing. They're now forecasting services will be returned to normal by 7:00pm today, November 25. Unless something changes significantly overnight, our next update won't be until tomorrow morning (Tuesday, November 26).

Microsoft outage, update 4:30pm: Microsoft applications including but not limited to Outlook, Teams, Bookings, and SharePoint may continue to be unreliable due to a widespread Microsoft outage. Microsoft reports they are making good progress on incremental resolution of this issue, and they are now forecasting services will be returned to normal by 7:00pm today, November 25. Our next update will be on the morning of Tuesday, November 26.

UOmail and Teams outage, update 2:30pm: Microsoft Outlook and Teams may continue to be unreliable due to a widespread Microsoft outage. Microsoft has reported making slow progress on restoration throughout the day. Information Services staff are monitoring as Microsoft continues work to repair the issue.

Email outage update, 11:15am: Microsoft Outlook and Teams may continue to be unreliable due to a widespread Microsoft outage. Information Services staff are monitoring as Microsoft continues work to repair the issue.

Outlook and Teams may be unavailable due to a widespread Microsoft outage. Information Services staff are monitoring as Microsoft works to repair the issue.

Outlook and Teams may be unavailable due to a global Microsoft outage. Information Services staff are monitoring as Microsoft works to repair the issue.

Microsoft Outlook and Teams may be unavailable due to a global Microsoft outage. Information Services staff are monitoring as Microsoft works to repair the issue.

• Teams in conference rooms: Microsoft now requires a "Teams room" license for use of Teams on conference room equipment. (Previously, that was optional.) Without it, Teams will fail to work, displaying the following error message: "Sign-In error. Your current license is not supported on this device. Ask your IT administrator for details." Teams room licenses cost $64.25 per year. You can request one at Microsoft 365 Subscription-based Licenses Purchase Request. Processing takes 5-10 business days.
• Look and feel: You should now be seeing the UO logo and colors in UO's Microsoft 365 web portal at office.uoregon.edu, and on the Microsoft login password screen you use to access Microsoft applications, UO VPN, and certain other UO services. If you're not seeing yellow and green in the Microsoft 365 web portal, you may have a different custom theme selected. You can choose the UO "Organizational theme" by visiting office.uoregon.edu, logging in if necessary, and opening Settings through the gear icon.

• Teams in conference rooms: Microsoft now requires an additional "Teams room" license for use of Teams on conference room equipment. Without it, Teams will fail to work, displaying the following error message: "Sign-In error. Your current license is not supported on this device. Ask your IT administrator for details." Teams room licenses cost $64.25 per year. You can request one at Microsoft 365 Subscription-based Licenses Purchase Request. Processing takes 5-10 business days.
• Look and feel: You should now be seeing the UO logo and colors in UO's Microsoft 365 web portal at office.uoregon.edu, and on the Microsoft login password screen you use to access Microsoft applications, UO VPN, and certain other UO services. If you're not seeing yellow and green in the Microsoft 365 web portal, you may have a different custom theme selected. You can choose the UO "Organizational theme" by visiting office.uoregon.edu, logging in if necessary, and opening Settings through the gear icon.