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Office 365 (Sharepoint) not working

Folkert
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I am trying to access my organizations Sharepiunt website (part of Office 365) from Firefox 87 on Linux.

I get the site not found screen, saying "Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site. We can’t connect to the server at XXX732.sharepoint.com." where XXX is the organization I work for.

The hostname XXX732.sharepoint.com does not resolve using nslookup, but other webbrowsers do manage to access it.

Any suggestions?

TIA, Folkert

I am trying to access my organizations Sharepiunt website (part of Office 365) from Firefox 87 on Linux. I get the site not found screen, saying "Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site. We can’t connect to the server at XXX732.sharepoint.com." where XXX is the organization I work for. The hostname XXX732.sharepoint.com does not resolve using nslookup, but other webbrowsers do manage to access it. Any suggestions? TIA, Folkert

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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Folkert said
The hostname XXX732.sharepoint.com does not resolve using nslookup, but other webbrowsers do manage to access it.

Hi Folkert, if the host name doesn't resolve, it could be a problem with the DNS service Firefox is using. That might be Cloudflare if you haven't modified the default DNS over HTTPS (DoH) provider. More info on those settings:

Firefox DNS-over-HTTPS