Network connectivity test TCP Connection results unreliable
My team has spent the last 2 business days trying to get the https://connectivity.office.com/ TCP connection test to complete successfully to appease the Microsoft Unified Support Team. They don't want to take our MS Teams crash diags until they see SSL Interception Detection and TCP connection tests passing successfully. We can't get TCP connection tests to pass, we get one of the following: Success Attempt #1 Success, Attempt #2 Failure Any number of errors to unblock URLs such as (but not limited to) ocsp.digicert.com,ocspx.digicert.com,ocsp.omniroot.com,su.symcb.com,sr.symcb.com,sd.symcb.com,s1.symcb.com,sa.symcb.com We figured it was something with the corporate network but that's not the case. Last night we had about 50 employees try this test from their home (personal) computers that have no connection to our corporation. The TCP Connection test fails on home (consumer) PCs. What's the story with this TCP Connection check?Microsoft 365 Community Conference: A Beacon for Builders, Innovators, and Icons of Intelligent Work
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Hello dear Microsoft Community I've got following problem: With one of our clients there is an issue with Outlook/Mailing The mailbox is IMAP If he sends Mails to someone they'll recieve the sent message, for like 20 times. the only suspicous thing is, that we can see 3 duplicates of that mail in the 'sent' folder. but regardless it was recieved alot more than 3 times, either way. Do you have an idea ? I already updatet Microsoft Windows & Microsoft Office 365 made a new profile checked for Add-Ins or antivirus applications I also looked it up on our firewall we also checked the log on the mailserver greetings and im looking forward to recieve some help from YOU
Windows 11: WiFi disconnected every time computer wakes jup
I have two Windows 11 computers connected by WiFi to the same home network. One of them is disconnected from the network every time it wakes up. I click the Stay Connected box, then Connect, and it connects. The next time it goes to sleep and wakes up, Stay Connected is unchecked, and WiFi is disconnected again. The other computer just stays connected as it should. What's going on here? How can I fix it?How to convert from a GoDaddy Office 365 Email Essentials account to a full M365 Business Standard?
I am currently supporting a client who is using a GoDaddy Office 365 Email Essentials account, that they purchased along with their domain registration. They now have need of the full suite of services offered with a Microsoft 365 Business Standard account. However, it's my understanding that the GoDaddy tenants are a specialized product that isn't truly a native Microsoft 365 account. Is this true? If so what would the requirements be to migrate the user's account to a full Microsoft 365 Business Standard account?
Office 365 Business Premium + GoDaddy Hosting
Hi, Does office 365 + godaddy give you office 365 app hosting? I was hoping to have a public sharepoint, delve, and yammer website connected to different subdomains e.g. http://www.mydomain.com, blog.mydomain.com, social.mydomain.com etc. What apps on office 365 are linked to godaddy hosting? Or is it just completely separate hosting that has no link to office 365 apps and just bundles email support? Also what is the discount offered to office 365 subscribers on godaddy? Ideally I would to have Windows unlimited website hosting. Thanks, Jebb
Websocket connections to critical Microsoft 365 domains
We continue to get warnings on our tenant regarding Websocket connectivity errors. Full message states: We've detected WebSocket Secure (WSS) failures to the following unified domains. I can't publish the wildcarded URLs here, but you'll know the ones I mean from your M365 admin networking connectivity insights page. I don't understand this as we effectively have those domains whitelisted/bypassing https inspection etc and everything seems to be working as normal. Nothing has been changed as far I'm aware. Anyone else seen this warning in their tenancy? Anything else we can check or try to sort the issue. Or is it just something to note?? We have a support ticket in - but on doing the initial check nothing is showing up. Our networking team have confirmed with me that the connection sends data to Microsoft uninspected. For that reason, it shouldn’t cause the websocket errors that are being reported.
