Exchange Admin CenterIssue: Microsoft 365 Services Affected
Microsoft has officially acknowledged an outage affecting the Exchange Admin Center (EAC), which consequently disrupts access to various Microsoft 365 services, including Outlook. This announcement was made through their Microsoft 365 Status X Twitter account, illuminating the extent of the service disruption for users relying on these applications.
We’re investigating an issue with accessing the Exchange Admin Center (EAC).Further details can be found under EX1051697 in the Service Health section of the M365 Admin Center.
— Microsoft 365 Status (@MSFT365Status) April 9, 2025
Current Status and Updates
According to the official Microsoft 365 Service Health Status page, there are no widespread issues reported presently; services are listed as operational. However, this information is expected to be revised shortly to accurately reflect the ongoing situation.
Workaround for Users
In the midst of this outage, some users have discovered potential workarounds to bypass certain errors. For instance, one user shared a link that successfully navigated past the HTTP error 500:
We were able to get around the HTTP error 500 by navigating to https://t.co/7emfk9LiUJ
— MArty Terrebonne (@terrm274) April 9, 2025
Looking Ahead
We will continue to monitor developments relating to this issue and provide updates as new information becomes available. It is advisable to regularly check the Microsoft 365 Admin Center portal under issue ID “EX1051697″for ongoing updates and resolutions.
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