On June 11, 2021, at ~3:02 pm UTC, Microsoft began reporting a Microsoft Teams issue in which incoming calls were being sent straight to voicemail.
Approximately an hour later, Microsoft was reporting on issue identification and a remediation effort (rollback) was underway.
At ~5:41 pm UTC, Microsoft repeated their message that remediation measures continued and that they were investigating other means to restore functionality.
Some 5 hours after first reporting the issues, many users on Twitter were still reporting Teams calls going to voicemail and subsequent business disruptions. At ~7:43 PM UTC, Microsoft confirmed they were continuing to investigate other options in an effort to provide relief to those still being impacted.
By ~10:45 pm UTC, Microsoft was finally able to confirm the issue was resolve for all Teams desktop clients, however mobile app users would need additional time for full recovery.
Here are resources for Microsoft Teams monitoring and reporting during service outages.
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