It seems that your organization is experiencing significant access issues with Microsoft 365 services, particularly with OneDrive and email delivery. Since you mentioned that all users are facing the same problem and you have received error delivery messages, this could indicate a broader service issue or account-related problems.
Here are some steps you can take:
- Check Subscription Status: Ensure that your Microsoft 365 subscription is active and has not expired. You can do this by logging into the Microsoft 365 admin center, if possible.
- Flush DNS Cache: If your subscription is active, try flushing the DNS cache on your local machine. This can sometimes resolve access issues. You can do this by running the command
ipconfig /flushdnsin the Command Prompt. - Contact Technical Support: Since you already have a protocol number ([Moderator note: personal information removed]), it’s important to follow up with Microsoft technical support. If you haven’t received a response, consider reaching out again to ensure your case is being addressed.
- Monitor Service Health: Check the Microsoft 365 Service Health dashboard (if accessible) to see if there are any ongoing issues affecting your services.
- Community Support: You may also want to check the Microsoft Community forums for similar issues reported by other users, which might provide additional insights or solutions.
Given the urgency of your situation, I recommend prioritizing communication with Microsoft support to expedite the resolution process.
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