Unscheduled Service Outage Monitoring and Notifications Sample Clauses

Unscheduled Service Outage Monitoring and Notifications. 7.1.1. By default, all Data Networking client end nodes are proactively and automatically monitored for their Up/Down status. In the event that a node is not reachable by our NOC monitoring system, a ticket is automatically raised and placed into a queue for triage and resolution. You are not required to log a ticket in this instance. Managed Wi-Fi Access Points are not proactively monitored and require you to log a fault.
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Unscheduled Service Outage Monitoring and Notifications. 7.1.1. By default, all network attached devices and all hosted Service(s) which We provide, will be proactively monitored;
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Unscheduled Service Outage Monitoring and Notifications. By default all Data Networking client end nodes are proactively and automatically monitored for their Up/Down status. In the event that a node is not reachable by our NOC monitoring system, a ticket is automatically raised and placed into a queue for triage and resolution. Clients are not required to log a ticket in this instance. Managed Wi-Fi Access Points are not proactively monitored and require the client to log a fault. Clients can also be automatically notified when a monitored node is reported as being down. Notification methods can be set by the client in our customer portal located on the internet at xxxxx://xx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/ and can be changed at any time. NOTES: It is the client’s responsibility to maintain the correct contacts email addresses, mobile and fixed line phone numbers in the xx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx portal.
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