How long does it take for a CRM instance to restore?
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1.It has been 4+ hours that my instance is getting restored. Is it normal?
2.As per the documentation provided by MS, it says, instance remains unavailable while restoring. Yet, I am able to access to the instance and so, is my application able to connect.
Is there a way to know if the restoration has failed or it is stuck somewhere?
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1.It has been 4+ hours that my instance is getting restored. Is it normal?
2.As per the documentation provided by MS, it says, instance remains unavailable while restoring. Yet, I am able to access to the instance and so, is my application able to connect.
Is there a way to know if the restoration has failed or it is stuck somewhere?
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If something is going wrong with a restore you can open a Microsoft support ticket via the Office 365 Admin portal.
– Aron
Nov 10 at 11:25
Result: it took 4+ hours just to prepare the instance. And then 36 minutes to restore the instance. At that time the instance was unavailable.
– bakshi.sahab
Dec 5 at 15:37
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1.It has been 4+ hours that my instance is getting restored. Is it normal?
2.As per the documentation provided by MS, it says, instance remains unavailable while restoring. Yet, I am able to access to the instance and so, is my application able to connect.
Is there a way to know if the restoration has failed or it is stuck somewhere?
dynamics-crm crm dynamics-crm-365
1.It has been 4+ hours that my instance is getting restored. Is it normal?
2.As per the documentation provided by MS, it says, instance remains unavailable while restoring. Yet, I am able to access to the instance and so, is my application able to connect.
Is there a way to know if the restoration has failed or it is stuck somewhere?
dynamics-crm crm dynamics-crm-365
dynamics-crm crm dynamics-crm-365
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If something is going wrong with a restore you can open a Microsoft support ticket via the Office 365 Admin portal.
– Aron
Nov 10 at 11:25
Result: it took 4+ hours just to prepare the instance. And then 36 minutes to restore the instance. At that time the instance was unavailable.
– bakshi.sahab
Dec 5 at 15:37
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If something is going wrong with a restore you can open a Microsoft support ticket via the Office 365 Admin portal.
– Aron
Nov 10 at 11:25
Result: it took 4+ hours just to prepare the instance. And then 36 minutes to restore the instance. At that time the instance was unavailable.
– bakshi.sahab
Dec 5 at 15:37
If something is going wrong with a restore you can open a Microsoft support ticket via the Office 365 Admin portal.
– Aron
Nov 10 at 11:25
If something is going wrong with a restore you can open a Microsoft support ticket via the Office 365 Admin portal.
– Aron
Nov 10 at 11:25
Result: it took 4+ hours just to prepare the instance. And then 36 minutes to restore the instance. At that time the instance was unavailable.
– bakshi.sahab
Dec 5 at 15:37
Result: it took 4+ hours just to prepare the instance. And then 36 minutes to restore the instance. At that time the instance was unavailable.
– bakshi.sahab
Dec 5 at 15:37
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If something is going wrong with a restore you can open a Microsoft support ticket via the Office 365 Admin portal.
– Aron
Nov 10 at 11:25
Result: it took 4+ hours just to prepare the instance. And then 36 minutes to restore the instance. At that time the instance was unavailable.
– bakshi.sahab
Dec 5 at 15:37