Public Preview for Network Provider Performance and Availability Reporting
We are thrilled to announce the availability of a Public Preview for network provider performance and availability reporting in the Microsoft 365 admin center.
With these new reports, admins can see their users’ network performance and availability based on the detected network provider. Network performance and availability relates to the network connectivity between Microsoft 365 users and Microsoft’s network. These reports may also enable you to identify network settings that adversely affect your users’ experience with Microsoft 365.
The new reports (illustrated below) show tenant-wide information but if you added office network locations, then we provide reports based on office location, as well. The reports also separate network providers for corporate offices from those used by remote workers. They also separate network providers by ISPs and overlay providers (for example, VPN providers).
Network connectivity reports in the Microsoft 365 admin center
We invite you to join the Public Preview for these reports. You can register your interest at https://aka.ms/networkpreview. Space is limited, so if you want to participate, you should fill out the form soon.
We will be sharing network performance and availability information with network providers and offering suggestions for improvements that relate to the Microsoft 365 user experience.
If you are a network provider and want to learn more, see https://aka.ms/M365_NPP.
-- Microsoft 365 Networking Team
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