NOC Descricao Atividades

Operations Communications Plan
(OCP)
West Telecom Services NOC
January 4, 2019
Copyright
All rights reserved. This document or any part thereof may not be copied, reprinted or reproduced in
any material form without the prior written consent of an officer of West Telecom Services
West Telecom Services

3200 Pleasant Run Rd., Suite 300
Lancaster, TX 75146
Document Version 6.3 DGL
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Document Revision History
Version Number 6.3

Last Update 03/03/2019
Document Owner David G Lewis
Version History
01/18/13 Initial Release
02/18/13 Updated definitions in several sections
03/08/13 Updated Telecom Services/West subsidiary logo on title page
04/27/14 Updated DID number to 469-528-4058
05/10/14 Updated Telecom Services Operations Escalation List
09/08/15 Validated Escalation list contact numbers
12/07/15 Updated West Telecom Services logo
01/21/16 Updated email addresses
01/25/16 Adding IP Test and Turn-up Procedure
02/19/16 Adding Customer Fault Management Portal Procedure
01/12/17 Minor cosmetic edits
05/21/18 Updated the Portal description
05/22/18 Updated CALEA emergency contacts
12/31/18 Updated Escalation List contact names and numbers
01/03/19 Validated CALEA emergency contacts
WTS NOC OCP V6.3 Page 2 of 27 JAN 2019

TELECOM SERVICES
Contacting West Telecom Services Headquarters
West Telecom Services Corporate Headquarters:
West Telecom Service

3200 W. Pleasant Run Road
Suite 300
Lancaster, TX 75146
Main Office 1.469.727.1510 / Fax 1.469.727.1511
Network Operations Center
International Clients: 1.469.528.4058
Network Operations Center: 18669051735 18669051736
Network IP Activation Support: 18666781143
Network TDM Activation Support: 18669206946

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Table of Contents
1. Introduction 6
1.1 Purpose 6
1.2. About This Document 6
1.3. Audience 6
2. Telecom Services Support 6
2.1 Telecom Services Network Operation Centers 6

2.2 Telecom Services NOC Responsibilities 6
2.3 NOC to NOC Communications 6
2.4 Telecom Services NOC Contacts 6
3. Customer Support 8
3.1. Customer Network Operations Centers 7

3.2. Customer NOC Responsibilities 7
3.3. NOC to NOC Communications 7
4. Test Assistance 9
4.1. Testing 9
5. Trouble reporting Standards 10
6. Trouble Reporting 11
6.1. General 11
6.2. Customer Reporting via call 12
6.3. Customer Reporting via email 13
6.4. Customer Fault Management Portal 14
7. Network Maintenance/Change Management 16
7.1. Telecom Services 16

7.2. Customer 17
8. Notifications 18
9. Post Mortem (Event Analysis) 19

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10. Fraudulent Traffic 20
Appendix A-1 – Telecom Services Contacts 21
Telecom Services Escalation Contacts 22
Appendix A-2 – How To Handle Billing Disputes 23
Appendix A-3 – Telecom Services IP Test and Turn-up process 24
Appendix A-4 – Telecom Services Ticket criteria by Product Type 25

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1. Introduction
1.1 Purpose
1.1.1 The purpose of this document is to define the working relationship, communications
channels, and support processes between West Telecom Services, LLC (“Telecom
Services”) and Customer with respect to the services referenced in this document.
1.1.2 Throughout this document Telecom Services and Customer may be referred to
collectively as the “Parties.”
.
1.2 About This Document
1.2.1 This OCP is to be used as the basis for communicating between the Parties’ network
operations centers for all service-affecting network events.
1.2.2 This OCP is a living document and shall be mutually reviewed in an agreed upon
timeframe between the Parties to ensure all sections remain valid and effective. The
Customer and Telecom Services NOC are responsible to organize such reviews and
coordinate required systems upgrades, methods and procedures, technology
changes, and obtaining approval from the respective impacted organizations.
1.2.3 The OCP will detail the roles and responsibilities of the Parties’ network operations
centers (NOCs) in support of their respective networks and the services provided by
Telecom Services. The plan will include the following:
· Network management responsibilities

· Change Management Procedures
· Fault/Trouble Handling Procedures
· Services Severity Matrix
· Technical and managerial contacts and escalation information
1.2.4 Proposed changes will be executed upon mutual agreement by process owners and
must be approved by executive sponsors, following standard change management
process and procedure.
1.3 Audience
1.3.1 This OCP is written for the Telecom Services and Customer Network Operations
Centers and associated personnel.

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2. Telecom Services Support
2.1 Telecom Services Network Operations Centers
2.1.1 Telecom Services will support Customer through its Network Operations Center
(NOC).
2.1.2 The Telecom Services NOC is a 24x7x365 operation.
2.2 Telecom Services NOC Responsibilities
2.2.1 The Telecom Services NOC serves as the single point of contact (SPOC) for the
Customer NOC for all network outages and service-affecting events and all contact
for these situations between Telecom Services and Customer must be channeled
through the Telecom Services NOC. Please note: all moves, adds, and changes to
your service must go through your Telecom Services Sales Director.
2.2.2 The Telecom Services NOC provides:
· Monitoring and surveillance services for systems, network elements, and

infrastructure used to deliver services to Telecom Services customers
· Repair status communication to the Customer NOC according with established
timeframes
· Incidents’ fault isolation and Level 1 troubleshooting
· Fix Agent identification and management
· Technical, managerial and informational escalation management
· Verification of service restoration with the Customer NOC
· Planned Maintenance notification and management.
2.3 NOC to NOC Communications
2.3.1 Telecom Services expects Customer NOC personnel to communicate with the
Telecom Services NOC via telephone and/or email.
2.3.2 Via Telephone: 866-905-1735 or 866-905-1736

(DID: 469-528-4058)
2.3.3 Via Email: [email protected]

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2.4 Telecom Services NOC Contacts
Detailed Telecom Services contact information can be found in Appendix A-1
3. Customer Support
3.1 Customer Network Operations Centers
3.1.1 Telecom Services prefers a single point-of-contact (SPOC) for the Customer,
preferably the Customer’s Network Operation Center, for designated Telecom
Services personnel to report service-impacting issues. Telecom Services should be
able to reach the specified SPOC via telephone or email twenty-four hours a day,
seven days a week, inclusive of holidays.
3.1.2 Customer will interface with Telecom Services through its Network Operations
Control center (NOC) which can be reached 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
3.2 Customer NOC Responsibilities
3.2.1 Customer’s NOC will serve as the central point of contact for Telecom Services NOC
personnel.
4. Test Assistance
4.1 Facility Test and Testing only
4.1.1 End-to-end testing of the services between Customer locations, including any off net
locations, may be required after acceptance of the services.
4.1.2 The Parties are expected to participate in the end-to-end testing of this service being
provided to ensure it is functioning correctly.
4.1.3 Customer must have the circuit tracking number (CTN) or, trunk work order number
(TWO) available at the time of testing.
4.1.4 Please note: all moves, adds, and changes to your service must go through your
Telecom Services Sales Director.

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Support
Telecom Services Facility Test and Turn – Up Engineers
Level
Primary Contact – (Monday through Friday 08:00 – 17:00 central time)
Facility Test & Turn-

Normal Work Days up Engineers 866-920-6946 ALL
To set up off Hours Testing 866-920-6946
Select an Engineer or Press 4 for the next available Test and Turn-up Engineer.
This system will cycle twice as a default, when no Engineer is selected, it will disconnect.
4.2 IP Test and Testing only
4.2.1 Please see Appendix – A-3 for process flow.

4.2.2 Telecom Services offers customers access to traditional termination services using IP
connectivity and transactions based on the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP - RFC
3261). The Telecom Services SIP gateway application is a tandem implementation of
the SIP protocol; that will accept and respond with the SIP methods/messages.
4.2.3 Security Method: Telecom Services provides IP addresses for SIP access. These IP
addresses are protected externally by access lists that limit the IP addresses that
have access to it. The Session Boarder Controller function further limits the flow of
packets to and from trusted IP addresses via industry standard methods.
4.2.4 Call Signaling: Telecom Services uses UDP on port number 5060.
4.2.5 Use of RFC 4028: Session Timers: Telecom Services periodically refreshes SIP
sessions by sending repeated INVITE requests. The repeated INVITE requests, or re-
INVITEs, are sent during an active call leg to determine the status of a session.
4.2.6 Route advance: Telecom Services maps ISUP Release Causes into SIP Response
Codes such as release to 503 or 404 to allow customers for route advance ( applies
for termination products: HDVT, TRS, WTS). Telecom Services conforms to RFC 3398
ISUP-SIP cause code mapping by default.
4.2.7 CODEC/Media guidelines: Telecom Services by default any of the CODEC’s below:
· G.711 PCMU
· G.711 PCMA
· G.726
· G.729 (20 ms)
4.2.8 DTMF guidelines: Telecom Services prefers RFC 2833 for DTMF. Optionally, in-band
G.711 pass-thru for DTMF digits can also be configured.
4.2.9 Facsimile (FAX) transmission guidelines: Telecom Services supports T.38 fax. G.711,
non-compressed pass-thru is preferred, however.

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4.2.10 SIP signaling gateways: Typically there will be at least two SIP gateways active within
the Telephone network under normal circumstances (subject change at any time).
Each will be reachable via a distinct IP address. Customer will provide call volume to
accurately determine number of SIP gateways required.
4.2.11 Please note: all moves, adds, and changes to your service must go through your
Telecom Services Sales Director.
Support
Telecom Services IP Test and Turn – Up Engineers
Level
Primary Contact – (Monday through Friday 08:00 – 17:00 central time)
IP Test & Turn-up

Normal Work Days Engineers 866-678-1143 ALL
To set up off Hours Testing 866-678-1143

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5. Trouble Reporting Standards

For the purposes of prioritization, Customer trouble tickets are assigned a priority, ranging from
1 to 4 based on the type of problem (see table below.)
Event Severity
Critical function Important Non-critical Maintenance
Priority 1 Priority 2 Priority 3 Priority 4
Severity Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 SD Request
Requests for
Site/services impaired,
research or
Site/services impaired for but end users not
Site/services down for information. Goes
all end users, OR down for impacted due to
all customers. into jeopardy five
some end users. alternate routes.
days after creation
Jeopardy in three days.
or event.
More than one DS3

down on a single switch One entire DS3 or
Symptoms
or one DS3 down on equivalent
multiple switches.
Contact duty manager

Contact duty manager
within 15 minutes,
within 15 minutes,
regardless of hour.
regardless of hour. Open ticket;
Escalate to Operations
NOC Escalate to duty director Contact duty manager
Manager within 2 hours;
Actions within 3 hours if not during normal working
Director within 4 hours if
resolved. hour (6:00 AM to 6:00
not resolved.
PM CST);
Contact SVP within 5
Contact SVP within 6 hours
hours if not resolved
if not resolved
Contact all customers if
Customers Contact customers if not Respond to customer
not resolved within two N/A
Informed resolved within four hours complaints
hours.
Customers Hourly; Monitor Every four hours during

Updated customer bridges if working hours and as Not less than daily N/A
with Status requested requested after hours.
72 hours (3 Business 120 hours (5

MTTR 4 hours 24 hours
days) Business days)
· All impacting issues will be recorded as an Incident

· All maintenance requests will be recorded as an Request
· An audio/IUM bridge will be opened for all Priority1 and Priority 2’s
· All tickets handled will be worked in accordance with Telecom Services’s Incident
Management Policies/Procedures as outlined in this document.

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6. Trouble Reporting
6.1 General
6.1.1 Telecom Services and Customer are independently responsible for problem isolation,
triage and troubleshooting within their respective network infrastructures.
6.1.2 Telecom Services and Customer agree to work cooperatively with any and all other
Parties with operational or technical issues that warrant such action.
6.1.3 The Customer NOC(s) will be expected to contact the Telecom Services NOC to report
any Customer network outages or service-affecting events, or request assistance with
troubleshooting a Customer circuit or service.
6.1.4 Unless otherwise provided herein, all communications between the Customer NOC and
the Telecom Services NOC will be conducted via telephone, email and/or Portal (see
Section 6.2).
6.1.5 The Customer will be required to provide all appropriate information when reporting
an issue to Telecom Services NOC representative, via phone, email and/or Portal; the
absence of needed information will add unnecessary delay in opening the ticket and
providing resolution. (Refer to Appendix A-4).
6.2 Customer Reporting to Telecom Services
When there appears to be an outage to your service or degradation in network performance,

follow these steps to report the incident. Telecom Services can be contacted in the Network
Operations Control center (NOC) which can be reached 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Please provide answers for the NOC Representative for the Questions outlined in Appendix – A-
4.

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6.2.1 For Calls:
The Customer will be expected to provide the following information when reporting an issue to
Telecom Services; following these steps will ensure the fastest resolution to service issues.
1. Contact the Telecom Services NOC at 866-905-1735 or 866-905-1736 to report the

situation.
2. The NOC Representative requests the details of the situation, including as example:
· Trunk Group/Session affected
· Symptom (dead air, unable to complete call, SIP message, etc.)
· IP address sending to (which H3 Gateway) and IP address sending from
· Calling Party Number and Called Party Number
· Date and Time and Time Zone of call
· Market/s affected
· Call back number
3. The NOC Representative determines whether a ticket already exists for the specific
situation, or if a new ticket should be opened for tracking and reporting purposes. In either
case the ticket number is provided for future reference.
4. The NOC Representative evaluates the situation and directs the ticket to repair operations
for resolution.
5. If you feel that the resolution for Priority 1 and Priority 2 tickets is not to your satisfaction,
please escalate the problem, using the Contact Information and Escalation Numbers that
follow.

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6.2.2 for Emails:
1. Contact the Telecom Services NOC at [email protected] to submit the situation.
· Please provide answers for the following Questions, as an example, for the NOC
Representative:
1. What number is being dialed?
2. What is the originating number?
3. Who is the technical point of contact for this issue?
4. What IP addresses or Origination& Destination Point Codes (OPC/DPC) are
you sending from and to?
5. What message is being received? (Make sure that you get the trailer at the
end of the message)
6. What are the date, time, and time zone of the call failure?
for resolution.
4. If you feel that the reported resolution for Priority 1 and Priority 2 tickets is not to your
satisfaction, please escalate the problem, using the Contact Information and Escalation
Numbers that follow.
6.2.3 for Portal: (Recommended Process)
As part of West Telecom Services commitment to improve the Customer experience, we have
launched the Customer Fault Management (FM) NOC Portal. Utilizing the Customer FM NOC
Portal will allow our Customers the ability to create, view, and annotate their trouble tickets in
real time.
Telecom Services’s Customers will benefit from using the FM NOC Portal by:
· Having instant insight into the status of open/closed trouble tickets.
· Ability to open a ticket directly through the FM NOC Portal
· Faster response times in resolving incident issues.

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1. Access the Telecom Services FM NOC Portal at URL https://convergeonesi.service-

now.com/customercenter to submit the situation.
· Please provide answers for the following Questions, as an example, to generate a ticket:
1. What number is being dialed?
2. What is the originating number?
3. Who is the technical point of contact for this issue?
4. What IP addresses or Origination& Destination Point Codes (OPC/DPC) are
you sending from and to?
5. What message is being received? (Make sure that you get the trailer at the
end of the message)
6. What are the date, time, and time zone of the call failure?
for resolution.
4. If you feel that the reported resolution for Priority 3 and Priority 4 tickets is not to your
satisfaction, please escalate the problem, using the Contact Information and Escalation
Numbers that follow in Appendix A-1 – Telecom Services Contacts.
Click https://www.west.com/l/fault-management-portal-access-request/ to request access

credentials for the Fault Management Portal.
Please note: For a demo and login credentials, please go through your respective Telecom
Services Sales Director.

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7.0 Network Maintenance/Change Management
7.1 Telecom Services
7.1.1 Maintenance Windows
All Telecom Services routine maintenance will be conducted during established maintenance
window(s). Currently, the Telecom Services standard network maintenance window is: 12:01
AM to 6:00 AM (local time) Monday – Sunday.
Note: While the specified maintenance window is six hours, maintenance may not require the
use of this entire window.
Note: Maintenance may be restricted during holiday periods including Thanksgiving, Christmas,
and New Year.
7.1.2 Maintenance/Change Types
Maintenance is work that must be performed for the Telecom Services network and services to
continue operating effectively. Maintenance is organized into three general types of work:
· Standard Maintenance
· Emergency Maintenance
· Routine Maintenance
Standard Maintenance is any planned or predictable need to make a change to the current
state of the Network, Systems, Voice, Video, Commercial, or Plant infrastructures serving
Telecom Services Customers. Standard maintenance is performed during the standard Telecom
Services maintenance window as defined in Section 7.1.1 above.
Emergency Maintenance is work that addresses:
· A network condition exists that requires immediate action to resolve impairment or to

prevent an imminent loss of service
· The proactive mitigation of potential trouble or a significant security threat
· The change must occur outside of a maintenance window
Routine Maintenance represents pre-approved (within Telecom Services), routine and/or

repeatable change to the current state of the Network, Systems, Voice, Video, Commercial, or
Plant infrastructures serving Telecom Services customers. Routine maintenance has no
potential of impacting the service of Telecom Services customers.

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· A network condition exists that requires action to resolve a potential impairment or

prevent a potential loss of customer service
7.1.3 Maintenance/Change Types, Notification, and Window:
Type of Description of
Notification Maintenance Window
Maintenance Maintenance / Examples
Non- Monday - Friday
Scheduled maintenance
Emergency / No Notification
that does not present a 00:01am – 06:00am
Non-Service
risk to customer services. Local Time
Affecting
Non- Scheduled maintenance

Monday - Friday
Emergency / activity that will affect, or
7 Days 00:01am – 06:00am
Service carries a risk of affecting
Local Time
Affecting customer services.
Non-scheduled
Emergency / Every Day
maintenance that does
Non-Service No Notification 00:01am – 06:00am
not present a risk to
Affecting Local Time
customer services.
Non-scheduled
Emergency / maintenance that will Every Day
Service affect, or carries a risk of Same Day 00:01am – 06:00am
Affecting affecting customer Local Time
services.

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8.0 Notifications
8.1 When a change/maintenance activity is planned by either Party which affects, or may
affect, the other Party, the Party initiating the change/maintenance activity should notify
the other Party prior to the planned activity with as much notice as is commercially
reasonable.
8.2 Notifications for planned change/maintenance activities should be sent as follows:
· Please send notification to: [email protected]
8.3 Notifications should include the following information:
· Name and contact information

· Ticket number or reference for the change/maintenance activity
· Severity/Priority
· Maintenance/Change Type
· Time activity is scheduled to start
· Estimated time of completion
· Circuit IDs and/or sites impacted (or potentially impacted)

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9.0 Post Mortem Reviews (Event Analysis)
9.1 A post-mortem review will be carried out for a Priority 1 Event, outlined in Section 5.0, if it
has been requested by either Telecom Services or at the written request of the Customer.
9.1.2 The post mortem investigation and review is a collaborative effort between Telecom
Services and the Customer and will be used to:
· Identify root cause of a process or system failure;

· Identify areas for performance improvement; and
· Develop action plans for process or system improvement to mitigate recurrence.
9.1.3 Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, a preliminary post-mortem review will be
provided to the Customer within five business days following the initial request. An updated
version of the post-mortem will be made available within ten business days of issuing the
preliminary post-mortem. If more than ten business days is needed to conclude the post
mortem review then both parties will agree to a mutually acceptable timeline for completion.
9.1.4 Intercompany meetings / teleconferences will be held as appropriate to ensure that all
issues are appropriately identified and addressed and brought to full closure.
9.1.5 Affirmative reporting to the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) by the Telecom
Services Regulatory and Government Affairs V.P. (“Regulatory V.P.”) is required for any outage
that surpasses FCC-established thresholds and a post-mortem review will be conducted each.
The definition of a defined outage by the FCC is generally a significant degradation in the ability
of an end user to establish and maintain a channel of communications as a result of failure or
degradation in the performance of a communications provider’s network. The FCC further
defined a “significant degradation” to mean a “complete loss of service or connectivity to
customers. The FCC determines the extent of a defined outage by the number of “user-
minutes” which is a mathematical result of multiplying the outage’s duration expressed in
minutes and the number of users potentially affected by the outage. For example, a 30-minute
outage that potentially affects 30,000 end users also potentially affects 900,000 user-minutes
(30 minutes x 30,000 users = 900,000 user-minutes). These FCC reporting requirements apply
broadly, and include 911 special facilities, CLEC tandem switches, SS7 functionality, and other
network components and functions. The first report to the FCC is required within 120 minutes
of discovering the reportable outage, therefore, it is imperative that the Regulatory V.P. is
notified immediately upon discovery of the reportable outage. Due to complexities of the FCC’s
rules, contact the Regulatory V.P. 24/7 immediately upon learning of a significant outage in
order for his assessment of report ability. Regulatory V.P.: Robert McCausland Cell/Text 469-644-
4954.

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10.0 Fraudulent Traffic
10.1 Telecom Services remains committed to combating fraudulent traffic of all types, and
works cooperatively with law enforcement and with other providers in that effort. Telecom
Services cannot and will not tolerate the use of its network for the completion of fraudulent
traffic.
10.2 Please contact West Fraud Department via email or call advising of potential Fraud,
Spoofing, Traffic Pumping, Vishing, Scams or other illegitimate activities, a ticket should be
opened and investigated.

· Please contact the West Fraud Department at 877-834-9564
10.3 Escalation notification for Fraudulent Traffic activities should be sent as follows:
11.0 CALEA and Law Enforcement Request/Demand
11.1 The Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (“CALEA”) was enacted in
1994 to ensure that properly-authorized electronic surveillance could be conducted on
modern networks by law enforcement agencies. Under CALEA, providers (including Telecom
Services) and equipment manufacturers must provide the required interfaces and capabilities
for traditional voice networks and for Interconnected VoIP and broadband networks. Both
voice and Internet traffic is included.
11.2 To ensure compliance, Immediately, 24 x 7, refer all Communications Assistance for Law
Enforcement Act (“CALEA”) or demands inquires of any nature to: Robert McCausland
Cell/Text 469-644-4954 or David Lewis Cell/Text 469-231-3668.
Everything about each such request must be protected from disclosure to any unauthorized
individual, including employees, and all such requests must be carefully scrutinized by Telecom
Services’s CALEA Contacts to ensure complete and lawful authorization before any information
(e.g., CDRs and other call records, number assignments, customer information, carriers in the
call flows, or the like) or surveillance access is provided. No exception is permissible.

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Appendix A-1 – Telecom Services Contacts
This appendix provides contact information for Telecom Services personnel.
Contact Information and Escalation Numbers
Tier
Telecom Services Network Operations Center and Escalation Level
Primary Contact Work Mobile
866-905-1735 Tier I &
NOC NOC Technician 866-905-1736 II
All 2nd level escalations Primary 866-905-1733 N/A

Duty Manager Tier III
H3 Ops
Back-up 866-905-1734 N/A
Director, Network Operations David Lewis 469-727-1614 469-231-3668 Tier III

Director, Network Services Kevin Shannon 469-727-1637 469-230-4170 Tier IV
VP, Infrastructure Operations Anthony Concepcion 502-315-5116 502-386-2512 Tier V

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Appendix A-2 – How to File a Billing Dispute
This appendix provides information for Telecom Services dispute process.
§ All billing disputes must be sent to [email protected] in order to be

considered timely.
§ Although e-mail is the preferred and most efficient method of
correspondence, disputes can alternately be mailed to:
WEST TELECOM SERVICES, LLC

ATTN: BILLING
3200 W PLEASANT RUN RD
SUITE 300
LANCASTER TX 75146

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Appendix A-3 – Telecom Services IP Test and Turn-up Process

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Appendix A-4 – Telecom Services Ticket criteria by Product Type
The Customer will be required to provide the appropriate information when reporting an issue
to Telecom Services. Please ensure all appropriate information is made available to the NOC
representative, via phone or email, when requesting a ticket to be opened, else this request will
add unnecessary delay in opening the ticket and providing resolution.
Template procedure for Incident:

Failed call DID TDM
Customer Contact:
Customer Phone:
Customer Email:
Question #1: What number is being dialed? Is this the only number failing?
Question #2: What is the originating number?
Question #3: Who is the technical point of contact for this issue?
Question #4: What message is being received? (Make sure that you get the trailer at the end of the
message)
Question #5: What is the date and time of the call failure? Year-month-day hour time zone
Question #6: What Point Code are you sending this to?
Question #7: What is your internal ticket number?
Failed call DID VoIP
Customer Contact:
Customer Phone:
Customer Email:
Question #1: What number is being dialed? Is this the only number failing?
message)
Question #6: SIP, what is the IP address you are sending to.....xx.xx.xx.xx
Failed call TFO TDM
Customer Contact:
Customer Phone:
Customer Email:

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Question #1: What 8XX is being dialed? Is this the only 8xx number failing?
message)
Failed call WTS TDM
Customer Contact:
Customer Phone:
Customer Email:
Question #1: What Telephone Number is being dialed? Is this the only number failing?
message)
Failed call TFO VoIP
Customer Contact:
Customer Phone:
Customer Email:
message)
Failed call WTS VoIP
Customer Contact:
Customer Phone:
Customer Email:

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message)
Template procedure for Facilities incident:

Loss of Carrier
Customer Contact:
Customer Phone:
Customer Email:
Question #1: What is your circuit ID?
Question #2: What is the Telecom Services CTN?
Question #4: What is the state of the circuit? (What alarm are you seeing i.e. AIS, Yellow, other?)
Question #5: What is the date and time of the failure? Year-month-day hour time zone
Question #6: Is Telecom Services the sole provider to you for this location?
Question #7: Is this a total market outage?
Question #8: Is there diversity in place for this route?
Question #9: Do you have the ability to reroute to an alternate provider until this is resolved?
Errors on circuit
Customer Contact:
Customer Phone:
Customer Email:
Question #4: What is the state of the circuit? (What alarm are you seeing i.e. AIS, Yellow, other?)
Question #6: Is Telecom Services the sole provider to you for this location?
Question #9: Do you have the ability to reroute to an alternate provider until this is resolved?

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Fiber Cut
Customer Contact:
Customer Phone:
Customer Email:
Template procedure for Request:

Maintenance/Emergency/Scheduled-Preventive Ticket Type
Customer Contact:
Customer Phone:
Customer Email:
Question #1: What is being worked on?
Question #2: What is the expected impact? (circuit/s effected if applicable)
Question #4: What is the maintenance window for the work being performed?
Customer Inquiry and or MACD Change Ticket
Customer Contact:
Customer Phone:
Customer Email:
Question #1: What is changing?
Question #2: What is the originating IP info?
Question #4: What are you adding or changing?
Question #5: When is this change needed? (Priority level)

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Contacting West Telecom Services Headquarters

West Telecom Services Corporate Headquarters:

West Telecom Service

Main Office 1.469.727.1510 / Fax 1.469.727.1511

Network Operations Center

International Clients: 1.469.528.4058

Network Operations Center: 18669051735 18669051736

Network IP Activation Support: 18666781143

Network TDM Activation Support: 18669206946

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2. Telecom Services Support 6

2.1 Telecom Services Network Operation Centers 6

3.1. Customer Network Operations Centers 7

5. Trouble reporting Standards 10

7. Network Maintenance/Change Management 16

7.1. Telecom Services 16

9. Post Mortem (Event Analysis) 19

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10. Fraudulent Traffic 20

Appendix A-1 – Telecom Services Contacts 21

Telecom Services Escalation Contacts 22

Appendix A-2 – How To Handle Billing Disputes 23

Appendix A-3 – Telecom Services IP Test and Turn-up process 24

Appendix A-4 – Telecom Services Ticket criteria by Product Type 25

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· Network management responsibilities

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2. Telecom Services Support

2.1 Telecom Services Network Operations Centers

2.1.2 The Telecom Services NOC is a 24x7x365 operation.

2.2 Telecom Services NOC Responsibilities

2.2.2 The Telecom Services NOC provides:

· Monitoring and surveillance services for systems, network elements, and

2.3 NOC to NOC Communications

2.3.2 Via Telephone: 866-905-1735 or 866-905-1736

2.3.3 Via Email: [email protected]

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2.4 Telecom Services NOC Contacts

Detailed Telecom Services contact information can be found in Appendix A-1

3.1 Customer Network Operations Centers

3.2 Customer NOC Responsibilities

4.1 Facility Test and Testing only

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Facility Test & Turn-

4.2 IP Test and Testing only

4.2.1 Please see Appendix – A-3 for process flow.

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IP Test & Turn-up

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5. Trouble Reporting Standards

More than one DS3

Contact duty manager

Customers Hourly; Monitor Every four hours during

72 hours (3 Business 120 hours (5