Reporting a Fault Sample Clauses

Reporting a Fault. 11.1.1. To report a Fault, the Customer must notify the CNOC to open a Trouble Ticket. A Fault without an appropriate Trouble Ticket will not qualify for Service Credits in the event of non-performance. 11.1.2. A Fault can only be reported via the following means: Telephonically 083 869 0685 Via email ▇▇▇▇_▇▇▇▇▇▇▇_▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇.▇▇▇ 11.1.3. The following information must be provided when reporting a Fault: 11.1.3.1. Type of problem being experienced 11.1.3.2. Company Name on account
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Reporting a Fault. You must comply with any Fault reporting format as advised by us. This includes carrying out our specified pre-check documentation. For the avoidance of doubt, if there is a dispute on any Fault commencement or duration, the times recorded on the Amicus Networks fault system shall be final.
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Reporting a Fault. If you encounter a fault with the Services: (a) you should report it to us as soon as possible by phone or email (details will be provided separately), (b) you should give us all information and data reasonably necessary for us to identify the fault and provide our technicians with reasonable assistance to find the cause, and (c) once reported, we will use reasonable endeavours to restore normal operation of the Services.
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Reporting a Fault. The Customer shall inform Ziggo telephonically, by facsimile or by email of a Fault and report this together with all information required to identify the Service (or the connection). As soon as the Customer discovers a Fault and registers the same as described above at the Customer Care Department of Ziggo, a so called Trouble Ticket is generated and registered and the Repair Time starts running. Ziggo regularly informs the Customer until the Fault is repaired. The period as of registration of the Trouble Ticket by the Customer Care Department of Ziggo until the Fault has been repaired is referred to as the ‘Repair Time’. - not able to, for the benefit of, among other things, ISDN, VoIP, conduct or receive telephone calls; - Information Number or platform does not function for CCS; - cannot connect to the internet with the help of Corporate Internet (total loss of internet connectivity with packet loss of > 50%); - cannot send data over the Leased Line; - cannot gain access to/from a location for IP VPN / ethernet VPN. - issues dialling a specific destination on ISDN, VoIP; - an option is not working properly but the telephone calls are processed (for example on CCS); - packet loss on the physical line to the Network Infrastructure on Corporate Internet (loss of internet connectivity with packet loss of < 50%); - data errors on a Leased Line; - slow connection IP VPN / Ethernet VPN; - CSS Web Tool for the implementation of Changes and/or the request for reports is not available or malfunctions. Before reporting a Fault the Customer should verify if the Fault falls within the domain of Ziggo and/or can be attributed to Ziggo. Ziggo shall be entitled to charge its costs on the basis of actual costing in case of a Fault which can evidently be attributed to the Customer
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Reporting a Fault. You must comply with any fault reporting format as advised by Us from time to time for the reporting of faults. For the avoidance of doubt, if there is a dispute on any Fault commencement or duration, the records of the fault management system at Our Technical Support Centre shall be conclusive. Faults or suspected faults on the Services must be reported on our Support telephone line on ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇.
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