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EWS Throttling issues being rolled out worldwide on 365 #293
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Yes, I have noticed this same issue over the past couple of days in a few tenants. |
Same here on a couple of tenants
Regards
Marius
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I am seeing this error in our tenant as well. |
We are seeing this in our tenant too. |
Below is the result of a trace. This is in response to the very first call and there are no other uses of the account.
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same here, problem started yesterday evening. |
This issue started around 7am EST yesterday (4/12/23) for us. |
5 customers also have this problem with Public Folders. (However, I myself can not reproduce it) This is my Exchange Online Version: 15.20.6277.038 V2018_01_08 |
In our case it's also public folders. We create contacts in public folders. |
Might be the same issue: |
Are you able to get the Exchange Online Version via an API call ?
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From: halliballi123 ***@***.***>
Sent: Friday, April 14, 2023 6:11:58 AM
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Subject: Re: [OfficeDev/ews-managed-api] EWS Throttling issues being rolled out worldwide on 365 (Issue #293)
5 customers also have this problem with Public Folders. (However, I myself can not reproduce it)
This is my Exchange Online Version: 15.20.6277.038 V2018_01_08 This is one of my customers: 15.20.6298.028 V2018_01_08
In our case it's also public folders. We create contacts in public folders.
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Yes by using ExchangeServerInfo: service.ServerInfo?.ToString()
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Are you able to get the Exchange Online Version via an API call ?
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Subject: Re: [OfficeDev/ews-managed-api] EWS Throttling issues being rolled out worldwide on 365 (Issue #293)
5 customers also have this problem with Public Folders. (However, I myself can not reproduce it)
This is my Exchange Online Version: 15.20.6277.038 V2018_01_08 This is one of my customers: 15.20.6298.028 V2018_01_08
In our case it's also public folders. We create contacts in public folders.
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Same here - since yesterday |
We also had the issue with public folder, but it seems it is right now solved |
Same here, seems to be solved. |
Greg Taylor from the Exchange Teams asked here why and how people use public folders: |
problem still there |
@halliballi123 |
I don't know how and where to put that request |
Found this description in the web: |
I already tried this last week when the problems started with no improvement. |
I think you just have to wait until it works again. We haven't had any more problems since yesterday afternoon. Last update in M365 Health Center: April 17, 2023 7:24 PM |
thanks, we tried the fix but still no improvement, so maybe you are right. We have to wait ... |
finally it is working again ... |
Starting April 6, we are seeing EWS throttling issues when there is barely any EWS activity on a tenant.
The error looks like this:
[You have exceeded the available concurrent connections for your account. Try again once your other requests have completed.]
ErrorDetails; Key=[Policy], Value=[MaxConcurrency]
ErrorDetails; Key=[MaxConcurrencyLimit], Value=[27]
ErrorDetails; Key=[ErrorMessage], Value=[This operation exceeds the throttling budget for policy part 'MaxConcurrency', policy value '27', Budget type: 'Ews'. Suggested backoff time 0 ms.]
When this step executes, Our SaaS platform has only a single thread (no concurrency) and our backoff time is way larger than zero ms.
We made the request to remove throttling policies for 90 days. The support request suggested that we wait 15 minutes for the policy to be updated
We waited two hours and there does not appear to be any difference. The same error appears. Another application using EWS has also started having problems at almost the exact same time.
Does anyone notice this happening too?
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