Outage in Microsoft 365

Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration

Resolved Minor
September 05, 2025 - Started 21 days ago - Lasted 3 days

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Outage Details

Title: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration User impact: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration. More info: Users whose mailboxes are hosted on affected domains may be unable to send or receive email messages until the issue is resolved and the domains are successfully provisioned. Current status: We're investigating a potential issue with Exchange Online and checking for impact to your organization. We'll provide an update within 30 minutes.
Components affected
Exchange Online
Latest Updates ( sorted recent to last )
19 days ago - at 09/07/2025 09:07AM

Title: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration

User impact: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration.

More info: Users whose mailboxes are hosted on affected domains may be unable to send or receive email messages until the issue is resolved and the domains are successfully provisioned.

Current status: The fix to address new provisioning requests is taking longer than first anticipated, due to a configuration issue. We now estimate that the fix to address new provisioning requests, and the separate fix to address existing requests will fully saturate and remediate all impact by our next scheduled update.

Scope of impact: This issue may potentially impact any admins performing migrations with accepted domains.

Start time: Wednesday, September 3, 2025, at 12:00 AM UTC

Root cause: A recent update to improve the provisioning and deprovisioning actions in Exchange Online is causing some previously accepted domains to not provision as expected after migration.

Next update by: Monday, September 8, 2025, at 10:00 AM UTC

20 days ago - at 09/06/2025 08:25PM

Title: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration

User impact: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration.

More info: Users whose mailboxes are hosted on affected domains may be unable to send or receive email messages until the issue is resolved and the domains are successfully provisioned.

Current status: We've determined that the fix to address new provisioning requests and the fix to address any pending or stalled provisioning requests will require separate deployment timelines to ensure they're safely implemented. The fix to address new provisioning requests is expected to be ready by our next scheduled update, whereas the fix to address existing requests remains in development.

Scope of impact: This issue may potentially impact any admins performing migrations with accepted domains.

Start time: Wednesday, September 3, 2025, at 12:00 AM UTC

Root cause: A recent update to improve the provisioning and deprovisioning actions in Exchange Online is causing some previously accepted domains to not provision as expected after migration.

Next update by: Sunday, September 7, 2025, at 10:00 AM UTC

20 days ago - at 09/06/2025 01:53PM

Title: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration

User impact: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration.

More info: Users whose mailboxes are hosted on affected domains may be unable to send or receive email messages until the issue is resolved and the domains are successfully provisioned.

Current status: We estimate that the build to fix impact should be ready for deployment by our next scheduled update.

Scope of impact: This issue may potentially impact any admins performing migrations with accepted domains.

Start time: Wednesday, September 3, 2025, at 12:00 AM UTC

Root cause: A recent update to improve the provisioning and deprovisioning actions in Exchange Online is causing some previously accepted domains to not provision as expected after migration.

Next update by: Saturday, September 6, 2025, at 10:00 PM UTC

20 days ago - at 09/06/2025 08:36AM

Title: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration

User impact: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration.

More info: Users whose mailboxes are hosted on affected domains may be unable to send or receive email messages until the issue is resolved and the domains are successfully provisioned.

Current status: We've developed a fix to restore the functionality and repair any domains that are affected during the time of impact. We've started to roll out these code changes to mitigate impact, and anticipate being able to provide a timeline for completion by our next scheduled update.

Scope of impact: This issue may potentially impact any admins performing migrations with accepted domains.

Start time: Wednesday, September 3, 2025, at 12:00 AM UTC

Root cause: A recent update to improve the provisioning and deprovisioning actions in Exchange Online is causing some previously accepted domains to not provision as expected after migration.

Next update by: Saturday, September 6, 2025, at 3:00 PM UTC

21 days ago - at 09/06/2025 02:09AM

Title: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration

User impact: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration.

More info: Users whose mailboxes are hosted on affected domains may be unable to send or receive email messages until the issue is resolved and the domains are successfully provisioned.

Current status: We've expanded the scope of this communication and amended the Title, User impact, and Scope of impact sections accordingly. We identified that a recent update to improve the provisioning and deprovisioning actions in Exchange Online is causing some previously accepted domains to not provision as expected after migration. We're developing a fix to restore the functionality and repair any domains that are affected during the time of impact. We anticipate having an update on the fix progress by the next scheduled update time.

Scope of impact: This issue may potentially impact any admins performing migrations with accepted domains.

Start time: Wednesday, September 3, 2025, at 12:00 AM UTC

Root cause: A recent update to improve the provisioning and deprovisioning actions in Exchange Online is causing some previously accepted domains to not provision as expected after migration.

Next update by: Saturday, September 6, 2025, at 9:30 AM UTC

21 days ago - at 09/05/2025 11:57PM

Title: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration

User impact: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration.

More info: Users whose mailboxes are hosted on affected domains may be unable to send or receive email messages until the issue is resolved and the domains are successfully provisioned.

Current status: We're working to restore the affected domains to remediate the impact. We anticipate having an update on the restoration progress by the next scheduled update time.

Scope of impact: This issue may potentially impact any admins performing migrations with accepted domains.

Next update by: Saturday, September 6, 2025, at 2:00 AM UTC

21 days ago - at 09/05/2025 09:47PM

Title: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration

User impact: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration.

More info: Users whose mailboxes are hosted on affected domains may be unable to send or receive email messages until the issue is resolved and the domains are successfully provisioned.

Current status: While we've yet to establish why or when the affected domains were removed from the GLS, we're considering options to restore these domains and remediate impact.

Scope of impact: This issue may potentially impact any admins performing migrations with accepted domains.

Next update by: Friday, September 5, 2025, at 12:00 PM UTC

21 days ago - at 09/05/2025 08:21PM

Title: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration

User impact: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration.

More info: Users whose mailboxes are hosted on affected domains may be unable to send or receive email messages until the issue is resolved and the domains are successfully provisioned.

Current status: We were unable to find the affected domains in the Global Location Service (GLS). We're attempting to identify when and why they were removed to determine the root cause and a remediation strategy.

Scope of impact: This issue may potentially impact any admins performing migrations with accepted domains.

Next update by: Friday, September 5, 2025, at 10:00 PM UTC

21 days ago - at 09/05/2025 07:59PM

Title: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration

User impact: Admins may see accepted domains not provisioning in Exchange Online after migration.

More info: Users whose mailboxes are hosted on affected domains may be unable to send or receive email messages until the issue is resolved and the domains are successfully provisioned.

Current status: We're investigating a potential issue with Exchange Online and checking for impact to your organization. We'll provide an update within 30 minutes.

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