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Bookings Calendar Not Showing
When I click on the Bookings icon in Outlook Web I get this and not my bookings page. After I click Get Started I get this. After I click on Existing Booking Calendar my calendar is not listed. There's nothing in the Message Center about issues with Bookings and the Road Map doesn't have anything to explain this behavior. So, is my Booking Calendar now gone?Missing Service Incident MO544165
We have an issue in our tenant with Microsoft Web Apps. There was the incident OO544150 that covered it. Now that incident, and Twitter, says to reference incidentMO544165 instead for updates. The problem is,MO544165 is NOT showing up in the Admin Center Service Health and I see no search feature. How do I find out the status for it????Admin Center Menu Suggestion
I would like to suggest that the responsible teams please signify clearly which menu items in the various Admin Centers are in fact Ads and not available to me. For example, here's the Threat Management sub-menu in the Security & Compliance Admin Center that should clearly identify the Ads so I quit wasting time clicking on items we don't subscribe to. Thanks for your time and consideration.MC263517 Whiteboard Complete Failure
Obviously product managers for the Whiteboard feature will likely not see this since its rare for Microsoft staff to visit here anymore and now that I can no longer leave feedback via the admin center. MC263517 states that some users in my GCC tenant used Whiteboard and they shouldn't have been able to. So to cover Microsoft's screwup I have to go out, via PowerShell, and somehow transfer their Whiteboards to my account and then download. The provided PowerShell is completely useless to me as it doesn't give me a full list of userIDs and suggesting I write a program using the Graph API just to figure out which of my users used Whiteboards is preposterous. Why isn't that capability just built into the PowerShell commands? It was YOUR screwup, not mine! Even if I could figure out who, I can't transfer them to my account as I never used Whiteboards, and well you've turned off that capability for my tenant so I can't even add that feature to my account even if I wanted to Not that it'll matter, but Microsoft, you get an F- grade for this complete failure.Core eDiscovery Not Improving
I'm noticing that the new Core eDiscovery now forces a wizard like interface instead which is very limiting and not an improvement in my opinion. For example, limiting 1 set of dates instead of allowing multiple is very limiting and causes unnecessarily having to do multiple searches where one could do a single search under the old way.eDiscovery Errors
I've been trying to use Core eDiscovery last week and this morning and am encountering a lot of Server Errors 500. Sometimes if I rerun a Search or an Export it will do it. But shouldn't be getting errors to begin with. I notice an old message in the Message Center about eDiscovery with Teams Calls and I'm just trying to search chats. Is there something up?PowerApps Attachments Control
I add a Form and follow the Example instructions on this page (Attachments control: reference - Power Apps | Microsoft Docs) to add an Attachments control. However, when I get to the point to add the control, I see no Attachments control in the Fields list. Is this because I'm a GCC tenant?Microsoft Strikes Again
Microsoft does it again . . . Find a feature for setting up Outlook Add-Ins to be distributed to certain users in the Admin Center many months ago. A couple months ago finally get around to using said feature (Settings - Add-Ins) and low and behold it doesn't work. Well being the good little tenant I contacted Support to get it fixed. So 2 months of phone calls, remote sessions, log gathering,emails, and 3different techsand then the last tech says "use Exchange Admin Center to deploy add-ins". No explanation, nothing. I push back saying the feature is in my Admin Center and it needs to be fixed. A few days later the tech writes back and says (paraphrasing his words) "you are GCC and you can't use that feature"!! Microsoft, would you please please quit putting features in menus in tenants that can't be used by said tenants. There are other features my users can't use, Notes in OWA, Request Files in OneDrive, and I'm sure others that I was going to contact Support about, but there's no point. I'm sure I'd waste a bunch of time only be told that you are GCC again and can't use those features. Is it really that difficult to program in an IF THEN ELSE statement when building menus??? IF Tenant Is Allowed Feature THEN Display Menu Choice ELSE Don't Display This is a monumental waste of my time, your outsourced Support's time, and causes undue frustration from my users when we see features in the menus presented to us by O365 and yet, can't use because you won't take the extra step and have these features ONLY SHOW UP WHEN THE TENANT CAN USE THEM!
