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You can always check in in log service requests of something seems to be a little funky, maybe e-mails

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not flowing as fast as you thought.

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Or you're sending it.

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It's getting stuck.

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Whatever it happens to be.

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If there's something going on and you're not sure if something is actually wrong, then you can go right

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here to service health.

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Now, notice in service health, we have a number of categories.

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We have all.

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But we can look at incidents versus advisories.

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We could see a full history of what's happened with 365 any issues that have been reported that they

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happen to be working on.

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So you'll see in this particular case, under all exchange on line, we had two incidents and two advisories.

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There was an incident on teams.

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There's an advisory on one drive, three on SharePoint.

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But it looks like everything else seems to be healthy.

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So obviously, these in real time are hyperlinked, so you can click on them and get more information

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on them.