Megaport Support Services
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Megaport offers a wide variety of support resources designed to enhance the value of your Megaport services. These resources and tools provide several approaches to find solutions and solve problems.
Important
If your account is managed by a Megaport partner, contact your partner for your support options. Most partners provide their own first-level support.
Megaport Support team
Megaport’s global Support team is available around the clock (24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year) to help customers quickly and easily use, manage, and troubleshoot the Megaport products in their network.
Our follow-the-sun support model ensures that high-priority cases can be transferred seamlessly to provide continuous coverage when working to solve critical problems. By using a single unified case tracking system, Megaport Support engineers know they are working with the latest details and status of each case.
The Megaport Support team responsibilities are divided among Technical Support Engineers (TSE), Network Operations Centre (NOC) Engineers, and Operations Engineering (OpsEng).
Technical Support Engineers
TSE are responsible for all customer-facing activity and communications, such as:
- assisting with incidents
- provisioning new services
- sending maintenance notifications
- answering general inquiries
Network Operations Centre Engineers
TSE escalate any customer issues that they are unable to resolve within their triage processes to the Network Operations Centre (NOC) team. This team is responsible for monitoring the production network and managing any incidents that affect multiple customers. If required, the NOC engineers will escalate issues to resolutions teams, including third-party backbone providers, data center operators, cloud service providers, or Megaport engineers.
Operations Engineers
NOC engineers escalate any customer issues that they are unable to resolve within their triage processes to the Operations Engineering team.
The Operations Engineering team is responsible for the maintenance of the production network. Their area of responsibility is broad and ranges from network software and hardware upgrades, to activation of new network components to support expansion. They are also the final escalation point for the Technical Support and Network Operations engineers.