Firecall ID definition

Firecall ID means an online or UNIX account on production systems with READ-WRITE access. These accounts are managed and issued by IS Security Technologies team. A valid and approved associate can request a Firecall ID via the Remedy system after a valid Remedy or Request Central ticket has been issued. The Firecall ID is issued to the requesting associate for the sole and specific purpose documented in the Remedy ticket.
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Examples of Firecall ID in a sentence

  • Other issues, problems or tasks are not to be resolved or undertaken with the initial Firecall ID.

  • For changes to UNIX, control files or through the production system On-lines, but excluding any Oracle data changes, the Firecall ID is used by associates to gain temporary access to Production Online or UNIX production systems.

  • No Information Services associate, Engineering associate, or Amdocs associate is to directly modify production system data (i.e. Code, Control Files, and Data) without the use of a Firecall ID, Change Management or Emergency DBA assistance.

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