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In this article:
  • Create a standard service request
  • Create an optional change request
  • Track your request
  • Clone previous requests

Submit a service or change request

Last updated: 10/03/2022

Verizon Enterprise Center allows you to easily submit and track change and service requests online for your Managed Network (MNS) and current platform services. Select from a catalog of product specific change and service requests to obtain router configurations in minutes versus days–and much more. 

 

You can submit 2 kinds of service requests:

 

  • Standard requests: change requests for your Managed or current platform services. These requests are non-billable
  • Optional requests: project requests and are usually billable

 

To create a change or service request you'll need to have access to Global Change Management and have a Managed Services Portal permission associated with at least one ESP customer name.

Create a standard service request

1. Log in to Verizon Enterprise Center

2. Select Service > Create service/Change request

3. Select the Customer Name

 

 

Enter your request details

 

4. Search for a request type or select the category, type and item of your request to filter the catalog of request options

 

 

- Or -

 

 

5. Select Work from Draft at the top of the screen to continue a previous request you’ve saved

6. Enter a summary of your change as a title for your request

7. Fill out your request details and select the priority of your request. These options are product specific so you may not see all options depending on your product:

 

  • Standard: for your request to be scheduled within 72 hours
  • Express: For requests that can be completed within 24 hours. The following requests are eligible for this priority:

    1. Activate Previously Configured LAN Interface
    2. DHCP Configuration - Modify
    3. Filters/Access-lists - Modify
    4. Host Name Change
    5. Interface – Modify
    6. IP Address/Subnet Mask Changes
    7. Password Change
    8. Privilege Exec Commands - Modify
    9. Request Copy of Router Configuration
    10. Static Route - Modify
    11. TACACS/Radius – Add 
  • Latent: changes submitted after the fact. The change is performed first and then recorded in the system at a later time. These requests must:

    1. Require zero lead time
    2. Have requested start and completion date and times and cannot be in the past
    3. Have no scheduled window
    4. Auto-complete upon submission
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8. Check Implement Anytime if you do not require a specific start time or enter a Requested Start and Requested Completion Date/Time

9. Add any contacts who should be notified about this change

 

 

Select the impacted products or service

 

10. Click Add inventory and select the impacted products or services. The inventory details such as the support team or management center are automatically populated based on the category, type, and item you selected

 

11. Click Upload Bulk Inventory to add multiple products and services. Click Choose File and upload an .XLS, .CSV or .XLSX  file that matches this formatting:

  • Configuration Item: Type Configuration Item in column A and enter the identifiers for the impacted products and services
  • Configuration Item Type: Type Configuration Item Type in column B and enter ENTITY, ENTITY_HOSTNAME, CIRCUIT or SITE depending on the identifier you entered in column A.  Each configuration item should only have one configuration item type 
  • Double-check your  file for any typos as the file will not get uploaded if the column names and values are misspelled or not in the proper format

 

12. Once you submit your request, click on the link in your confirmation message to make sure the inventory file you submitted is accurate. The bulk inventory file you uploaded will have a third column showing whether the inventory information is valid or invalid against each item. If any are invalid, the request will automatically be rejected and closed. Submit a new request with your updated, accurate information

 

13. Review and Submit your request or Save as Draft

Create an optional change request

Optional change requests are project requests and are usually billable.

 

1. Select Service > Create service/Change request

 

 

 Enter your request details

 

2. Select the Customer Name

3. Select

  • Category: Managed Network
  • Type: Optional Change
  • Item: Project Request

 

4. Enter a description of the project in the Title field

 

Note: Change Type/Priority is set to normal by default for this request

 

5. Enter the objective of the change

6. Check Implement Anytime if you do not require a specific start time or enter your preferred start and end date

 

 

Select optional change activities

 

7. Click Add OCM Activities to select the change activities

8. Click Add Locations to specify the impacted locations

9. Click Add Contacts to add new contacts for this request or select from an existing one

10. Click Browse Files to attach any relevant files

11. Click Other Details to add additional details pertaining to this request

12. Click Submit to submit your change request. You will get a tracking number and confirmation email

Track your request

Easily track the progress of your requests or make updates if anything changes.

 

 

1. Select Service > All requests to see a list of all your requests

2. Search or click a Request Number to view the details and track the progress of the request

 

 

Clone previous requests

Clone previous requests to save time creating common changes.

 

 

1. Select Service > All requests to see a list of all your requests

2. Click to clone the request. You may have to scroll horizontally to see this option

 

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