@scottalanmiller said in eVetPractice Printing - How it Works and Why Windows & Mac Are Required:

Instead it only calls proprietary Dymo software

We have one stupid shipping app and its the exact same thing, it calls the Dymo software not the printer to print labeles so we have to run a "dedicated" windows box at each office just to print shipping labels even though the shipping "app" is web based and could work great from a chromebook.

This was what Microsoft sent me as "resolution"

See my post earlier had a user who could not send. Microsoft has an open service advisory not published about general slowness in their system.

Deaths will always lag, just the lag is getting longer because of testing. See https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1319892084250165254.html

The only one I can think of would be Cisco Umbrella but I would never recommend it. Too much setup and very costly. We demo'd it maybe 2 years ago and they had a G-Suite hook in beta at that time, mostly for Chromebooks if I remember correctly.
Here's a doc on it:
https://docs.umbrella.com/deployment-umbrella/docs/g-suite-identity-service

@dbeato Good to know thanks! and thanks all for the suggestions/assistance on where to look.

I remember that and Im hoping it is not a zombie issue

I opened a ticket with Microsoft as there were no advisories. Messages just now started flowing and Microsoft stated they had a few reports of this.

Follow up, the OWA sent messages appear in the drafts folder on OWA with the following at the top:
"We're still sending your message. Please check again in a couple of minutes"

Checked mail flow and nothing for the user in question since 8 am local time today. User has sent messages since but none have arrived (and are seen in their Sent Items folder in Outlook client). Test Messages they sent from OWA also not appearing in message trace.