Status: When using 'recipient' search in log search, different results are returned for UserName@domain.com and username@domain.com depending on the capitalization the original recipient. updated 10/16/2012

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Status: We are currently looking into an issue whereby some changes made via the Provisioning API or tools which use the API are not logged in the Administrator Audit Logs. updated 10/16/2012

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Status: We are aware that when the option to allow users to sign in to third party websites using OpenID in disabled, users are still able to sign in to some third party websites. updated 01/09/2013

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Status: Due to a technical issue, an invoice for your most recent monthly charge may not be present in your billing account. The technical specialist team is working to resolve this issue in the most efficient and effective manner. updated 11/09/2012

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Currently, if a resource is invited to and all-day event, it becomes blocked from midnight to midnight in UTC time zone, regardless of where room is physically located. If users don't like that, the workaround for them is to create a timed event (i.e. non-all-day) for the resource during the exact times they want it to be blocked off. updated 10/16/2012

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Status: This is a known issue. We're currently working on a solution to address it.

Google Talk is currently showing a video icon for users who don't have an active webcam or software updated 10/16/2012

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Status: AIM login functionality for our Chat product will soon be turned off. We are waiting for needed system updates on the part of AIM's creator, AOL, to include Google Apps customers. We realize this causes a gap with no AIM integration at all being offered for Google Apps customers during this time, and we apologize for any inconvenience caused by this. Existing Gmail users will still be able to use this feature in their personal accounts.

We are in direct communication with AOL, and they have informed us that they are actively working on these needed updates. Once AOL has finished updating their system, we will reinstate AIM functionality for our Chat product and update this page. updated 10/16/2012

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This is a known issue. The workaround is to disable the 'Background Send' Lab within the affected user's Gmail settings. updated 10/16/2012

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Google supports all current browsers and previous releases of browsers. For Internet Explorer specifically, this includes support for IE9 and IE10, but not IE8. If IE9/10 is run with compatibility mode for IE8, users may also be experiencing issues loading Google Calendar.  You can find more information about supported browsers at http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?answer=33864. updated 04/22/2013

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We are aware of an issue affecting domain specific login URL’s. Currently when you try to login in it will redirect you to a consumer login. If you are trying to access your Control Panel, you will see a redirect loop error. As a temporary workaround, please use the consumer login page with your full email address to login. updated 10/16/2012

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Status: Some users are experiencing an error that reads "Google Drive Needs to Quit" when a large number of files are being synced to Google Drive for the first time. Such a sync uses a large amount of memory, which leads to an error. We're working hard to fix this issue. In the meantime, if you receive this error, try adjusting your sync preferences so that you upload folders in smaller batches. updated 10/16/2012

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Status: If the chat service is disabled for a user, or if the user has disabled chat in their Gmail settings, Desktop Notifications will not work. updated 10/16/2012

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When external users who have a Google account associated to their email address are invited via a group, the invitation will show their Google address. updated 12/17/2012

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After submission to the gallery, some templates may not be listed. Users trying to submit the same document as a new template will receive a message that the template already exists. As a workaround, create a copy of the document, set it's visibility setting to 'People at <your domain> can find and access' or a more public option, and submit this copy to the gallery. updated 05/10/2013

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Although it's possible to add a Microsoft Exchange account to your Google Apps Sync profile in Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook®, we recommend against it. Using Exchange and Google Apps Sync in the same profile can cause sending errors and other problems. updated 03/12/2013

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Status: This is a known issue. By default, Microsoft Outlook 2010 disallows sending attachments greater than 20 megabytes (MB). If you try to send a larger attachment, you'll receive an error and the message won't be sent. Gmail, however, allows sending attachments up to 25MB in size.

Workaround: If you're using Outlook 2010 with Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook and want to send attachments up to 25MB (rather than just 20MB), you can modify your Windows registry as described in these instructions from Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2222370 updated 10/16/2012

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Status: This is a known issue. When using Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook, you can update your available From addresses in Outlook and select a new default From address in Outlook, by signing in to your Gmail account and adding Send As addresses in your Gmail Settings. However, if you're using Outlook 2010, you must do the following before these changes take effect in Outlook:

1. Restart Outook.
2. After Outlook starts, wait for Google Apps Sync to finish synchronizing all your email (track progress in the Sync Status dialog).
3. After your email has synched, restart Outlook again.

updated 10/16/2012

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Status: This is a known issue that applies when using Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook with Outlook 2010. If you've added a non-Google account to Outlook, such as a POP or IMAP account, you can't send messages from that account, that were attached directly from another application. That is, say you're viewing a Microsoft Word document or PDF file in another application. You can use that application's Send to > Mail recipient command to attach the file to a message you send from Outlook. However, if you select to send the message from your POP or IMAP account, it will instead appear to come from your primary Google Apps account. updated 10/16/2012

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Status: This is a known issue. If you accept a calendar invitation from another Google Apps user in Outlook Mail by clicking the Accept button at the top of the message, then add a reply using Outlook's "Edit the response before sending" option, the recipient will get a reply indicating that you accepted the invitation. However, your response text will not appear (the message body is blank). updated 10/16/2012

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Status: This is a known issue. We are currently investigating possible fixes.

Workaround: Use this process when the user is getting incorrect user/password prompts:

1. Follow all steps to setup the account here. 
2. Make sure Safari cookies are enabled by following these steps on the device: Enable cookies in Settings - Safari - Accept Cookies and reboot
3. Using the web browser on the iPhone, clear CAPTCHA here. 
4. Within 10 minutes of clearing the CAPTCHA, check that the password on the iOS device is correct and reset it if it is not.
5. If the problem recurs, repeat step 3.

updated 10/16/2012

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Status: This is a known issue. If you delete or decline an invitation on your calendar in Outlook, then later want to retrieve or accept the invite, you must do so from the Google Calendar web interface. If you drag the event back to your calendar in Outlook or try to accept it there, the change won't stick—the event will be deleted or marked as declined again, after the next sync with Google Apps. Instead, sign in to your Google Apps account in a web browser, open your calendar, and accept the invitation there. After that, the event will become available and remain accepted in Outlook. updated 10/16/2012

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Status: This is a known issue. If you try to create a meeting with someone from their contact entry in Outlook 2010 (by right-clicking the contact, creating the meeting, then clicking Send), Outlook reports an error and the meeting isn't created. Instead, you'll have to create the meeting in Outlook Calendar. Note that this error only happens in Outlook 2010. In Outlook 2003 and 2007, creating meetings directly with contacts works fine. updated 03/12/2013

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Status: Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook users sending email attachments (.MSG or .EML) to Microsoft Outlook users hosted on a legacy Exchange environment may receive an incomplete or missing attachment. Workaround: When attaching an email message as 'Outlook item' select 'Insert as Text Only'. This will copy the message attachment as text to the body of the new email. updated 02/07/2013

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