Communication Decisions Priority & Repair Time Objectives
The following chart describes the priority codes established under the FTS Contract and the Repair Time Objectives for each priority level.
Priority Code |
Example Criteria |
Repair Time Objective |
Priority 1
Includes all Telecommunications Service Priority (TSP) |
Dedicated customer service outage, circuit has high error rate, sync losses, taking hits NS/EP condition. Any complete loss of service feature. |
30 minutes to
4 hours |
Priority 2 |
Chronic problems Dial up data/fax connectivity problems. Switch access connectivity problems. |
8 hours |
Priority 3 |
Single incident, not circuit specific (e.g., static). Other troubles not meeting Priority 1 or 2 guidelines |
24 hours |
Priority 4 |
Informational trouble ticket. Provide reason for outage Customer only wants data circuit monitored. |
72 hours |
The following chart describes the priority codes established under the DITCO contract and the Repair Time Objectives for each priority level.
Priority Code |
Example Criteria |
Repair Time Objective |
Priority 1
Includes all circuits with Telecommunications Service Priority (TSP)
|
Dedicated customer service outage, circuit has high error rate, sync losses, taking hits NS/EP condition. Any complete loss of service feature. |
30 minutes to 4 hours or as defined in TSR. |
Priority 2
Includes all circuits without TSP
|
Dedicated customer service outage, circuit has high error rate, sync losses, taking hits NS/EP condition. Any complete loss of service feature. |
4 to 8 hours or as defined in the TSR. |
Priority 3
Includes all circuits without TSP
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Single incident, not circuit specific (e.g., noise). Other troubles not meeting Priority 1 or 2 guidelines. |
24 hours or as defined in the TSR. |
Priority 4
Includes all circuits without TSP
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Informational trouble ticket. Provide reason for outage. Customer only wants data circuit monitored. |
72 hours or as defined in the TSR. |
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