Exchange Admin Center Outage Due to Configuration Change
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- •Microsoft confirmed a configuration change caused the Exchange Admin Center outage.
- •Access was restored after rolling back the problematic configuration.
- •The outage affected administrators trying to access the portal on October 12.
On October 12, 2026, Microsoft confirmed that a configuration change led to an outage of the Exchange Admin Center, preventing administrators from accessing the portal. The company initiated a rollback of the change, which successfully restored access. Reports indicated that administrators were encountering 'Internal Server Error' messages during this disruption. While Microsoft has confirmed the restoration of service, the exact duration of the outage and the number of affected users remain unspecified. The incident highlights the potential impact of configuration changes in critical systems.
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